New details have emerged surrounding Sean Kingston‘s release from police custody after he and his mother were arrested on fraud and theft charges
TMZ reports Kingston, 34, was released under special conditions after a $100,000 bond was paid.
Kingston, who was extradited from California to Florida following his arrest, was forced to relinquish his passport and firearms to the authorities. In addition, a mortgage collateral is set to be submitted in the public records in the next 10 days.
On Wednesday, Kingston announced his release from jail on Instagram with a message stating, ‘It’s great to be home!!!
‘A special thanks to God, my family, my friends, and my legal team,’ the post continued. ‘And I cannot forget about my amazing fans, thank you for all your love and support! I love you guys!’ he concluded, adding his signature.
Kingston bonded out of the Broward County jail Tuesday, amid news the Broward County Sheriff’s Office wants the singer to compensate them to the tune of $5,268.53 for their extradition expenses.
Authorities with the South Florida law agency said in court docs reviewed by TMZ that taxpayers are currently footing the bill that amassed when they had to bring the Beautiful Girls singer, 34, from California to Florida as part of his ongoing fraud case.
The expenses for the cross-country trip included plane tickets, hotel costs, car rental fees and travel expenses, officials said.
Good for him
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