Warner Bros. legal reps have asked a New York judge to quash a subpoena from Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team that is demanding the raw, unedited interviews and other materials related to two individuals who appeared in the Investigation Discovery documentary The Fall of Diddy, as the rap mogul’s sex trafficking and racketeering trial looms.

Combs’s lawyers filed the subpoena in March seeking all of the unedited recordings from interviews with two individuals who appeared in the four-part documentary series, which premiered on Jan. 27. His team also sought any notes or journals sent to producers of the series and records of any payments that may have been made to the two individuals for their participation in the documentary, which looked at the rap mogul’s arrest on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

With jury selection beginning on May 5 and several deadlines approaching in Combs’ Manhattan trial, Warner Bros.