After nearly two months of gut-wrenching testimony and legal theatrics, the fate of Sean “Diddy” Combs now rests in the hands of a 12-member jury.

On Monday, June 30, the federal jury, comprised of eight men and four women, began deliberating on Combs’ criminal sex-trafficking case, but ended the day without reaching a verdict. Less than an hour into deliberations, the panel raised red flags in a note to Judge Arun Subramanian, stating, “We have a juror, number 25, who we are concerned cannot follow your honor’s instructions.”

Judge Subramanian, acknowledging their concern, instructed the jury to continue deliberations and reminded them of their legal duty to consider the facts without bias.

Later in the day, two more notes were sent to the judge, one containing a question regarding the drug distribution allegations tied to Combs’ alleged coercion tactics. Subramanian indicated he would answer that question on Tuesday morning. By 5 p.m. ET, the jury had officially adjourned after roughly five hours of discussion. Deliberations resumed Tuesday at 9 a.m.