Harvey Weinstein Reports Chest Pains Amid Jury Deliberations in NYC Sex Crimes Trial
Harvey Weinstein, the former Miramax executive, reported experiencing chest pains on Wednesday as the jury began deliberations in his third sex crimes trial in Manhattan. The health concerns were highlighted by Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Curtis Farber, who noted that Weinstein, currently in the custody of the Department of Corrections, was not feeling well. The judge mentioned that the Department of Corrections was hesitant to bring Weinstein to the courtroom due to his condition. Weinstein's attorney, Marc Agnifilo, was informed of his client's health issues by court staff. Weinstein, who has a history of health problems, including a diagnosis of colon cancer while incarcerated at Rikers Island, regularly appears in court in a wheelchair. The jury, meanwhile, requested additional materials, including a PowerPoint slide and a page from Jessica Mann's testimony, which was part of a cross-examination by defense attorney Teny Geragos. Judge Farber decided to adjourn the jury early on Wednesday, with plans ... 
