A federal judge shut down a mistrial request in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sex trafficking and racketeering trial on Wednesday after defense attorneys claimed prosecutors were trying to make the jury believe the disgraced music mogul tampered with an arson investigation involving Kid Cudi’s firebombed vehicle.

Diddy’s federal sex trafficking trial wrapped its third week on Friday, following a failed mistrial bid and testimony from a former assistant who accused him of rape.

Diddy's legal team demanded a mistrial Wednesday after a Los Angeles arson investigator's testimony linked him to a suspected Molotov cocktail attack.