An investigation is underway after singer Sean Kingston’s mother was arrested this Thursday on fraud charges at the artist’s Southwest Ranches home, a Broward County community located 22 miles northwest of Miami.
According to court filings from February 2024, the Jamaican-American musical artist, whose legal name is Kisean Anderson, lives at that property.
A county records search found that the home is owned by a limited liability company.
Following an investigation that began in Dania Beach, BSO’s Dania Beach District deputies along with members of BSO’s Strategic Investigations Unit and Davie Police SWAT served arrest and search warrants at the home.
As a result, Kingston’s mother, Janice Turner, 61, was taken into custody on numerous fraud and theft charges. The investigation is active and ongoing.
According to The Miami Herald, Kingston, who was renting the mansion, is accused not completing payments on a $150,000 entertainment system that included a 232-inch television.
Kingston, 34, is known for his hit songs “Beautiful Girls,” “Fire Burning,” and “Eenie Meenie.”
In 2021, music video producer GXDLIKE accused Kingston of punching him in the face and threatening him with a gun, TMZ reported. Kingston has denied those claims.
In 2020, a warrant was issued for his arrest for grand theft after he reportedly received jewelry but never paid for it.
Over the years, Kingston has issued with jewelers. He’s been sued several times for allegedly receiving items and then not paying for them.
