Highlights of the First Day of Witness Testimony in the Diddy Trial

Diddy's sex trafficking trial's first day of witness testimony is over. Below are the key events from a hectic day in court.

Following the selection of the entire jury pool for the federal criminal trial on Monday morning (12 jurors and 6 alternates), the prosecution made a strong opening statement, alleging that Diddy forced a prostitute to urinate in Cassie's mouth while attending a "freak off" sex party.

In addition to accusing Diddy of being violent with the women and sexually assaulting his former assistant, the feds also claim that Diddy coerced Cassie and another woman into engaging in "freak offs" with male sex workers.

Diddy's defense team told jurors not to judge him for his sexual preferences, claiming that the relationships were voluntary and advantageous for the women and that the sex was completely consensual.

Diddy tried to bribe the first witness, a security guard from the hotel in Los Angeles where he was captured on camera beating Cassie.

Diddy's defense team argued that their client was only offering money because a vase was broken during the incident.

A male sex worker who was the second witness claims that Diddy commanded the "freak offs" and masturbated while observing him engage in sexual activity with Cassie, who paid for his services.

He testified that Diddy once became upset when he did not use enough baby oil and told him to urinate in Cassie's mouth.

Cassie is anticipated to testify as the trial progresses, and his testimony will continue today.

Following the male sex worker's graphic testimony, Diddy's three daughters left the courtroom.

They were later seen eating chips and chit-chatting with Diddy's mother, Janice Combs, during a break.

Diddy read some passages from his Holy Bible while he was there, but he was stoic and had a blank expression when the arguments began.

The founder of Bad Boy Records has pleaded not guilty to five federal charges, including two counts of sex trafficking, two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, and one count of racketeering conspiracy. According to his legal team, he is a swinger and not a criminal.