Diddy Trial Dismissed Juror 6
Wasn’t Starstruck By Diddy …
More Into Spanish Music!!!
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The juror who got booted from the Diddy trial was NOT in awe of Diddy’s celebrity or his rap empire … we’ve learned the guy was indifferent about Diddy and is mostly into Spanish-language music, so there was no celeb wow factor for him.
A source close to Juror 6 tells TMZ … the guy never wanted to be part of the high-profile trial, but he got a summons and ended up being picked for the jury.
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We’re told he’s a quiet person who likes to get his work done without being hassled … and he’s not comfortable with all the media attention now that he’s been kicked off the jury.
Our source says Juror 6 has ZERO interest in seeking the spotlight after the trial ends — sorry folks, no book deals or interviews — and he just wants to go back to his private life, which includes a steady job with the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision.
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Judge Arun Subramanian dismissed Juror 6 Monday over concerns about where the guy lives — the Bronx or New Jersey — and our sources say the juror has NOT spoken a word about the trial to anyone close to him, including our source, and takes the judge’s initial order seriously. He refused to give even a hint of his opinion on the case and wouldn’t say a peep about the issue that got him booted off the jury.
The juror is a 41-year-old Black Hispanic man, and he was replaced by the first alternate, a 57-year-old white man who lives in Westchester County.