Prosecutors in Diddy‘s criminal trial are telling jurors how they can find him guilty of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion … the feds say one strike and Diddy’s out.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Christy Slavik is handling the government’s closing argument … and on Thursday, she told jurors if there’s a single freak-off jurors find was the result of force, threats of force, fraud, or coercion by Diddy … then they should find him guilty of sex trafficking.

Slavik told the jury the feds aren’t arguing all of the freak-offs Diddy had over the years with ex-girlfriends Cassie Ventura and “Jane” were examples of sex trafficking … but she says if jurors find one instance of force, fraud or coercion, Diddy’s cooked.

The second instance Slavik noted was a month later in October 2023 … when Slavik said Jane texted Diddy and indicated she wasn’t into the freak-offs, saying … “I’m not an animal. I’m not a porn star.” The prosecutor says a couple days after the text, Jane testified she had sex with 2 escorts and vomited before Diddy encouraged her to have sex with a third escort.

Slavik said the third example is from June 2024, when Jane testified about a violent fight she had with Diddy at the L.A. home he paid for — prosecutors say Diddy held the rent payments over her head as a way to get her to participate in freak-offs — Slavik said Diddy decided Jane needed to have sex with an escort after their fight and he texted a male escort from her phone and invited him to the house.

Prosecutors said when the escort arrived, Diddy took Jane into a bathroom and demanded she take ecstasy … Slavik said Jane told Diddy she didn’t want to and he got in her face and asked her, “Is this coercion?”