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'Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell sues Florida sheriff's office; cites that they failed to 'kick people out' of his private beach—here's what happened!

Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell is making headlines now, though not for his music. The artist has recently sued the Florida sheriff's office, claiming that they were not able to do their job properly and kick people off his private beach. Brian Littrell sues the sheriff's office The star filed a suit against the Florida sheriff's office on June 19, alleging that the department was unable to fulfill their duty of apprehending trespassers on his beach. As per reports shared by Entertainment Weekly, the singer shared that even after being requested, they were unable to remove people who were trespassing illegally onto his private beach area. It was shared that Littrell filed a Trespass Authorization Form to ensure that this does not happen; however, the sheriff's office was unable to comply with the request. Now, he is seeking a writ of mandamus, which refers to an official court order that directs public officers to do things that they are 'obligated' to do but have not been able to fulfill. More on the case Littrell revealed that he had taken all possible steps to ensure that people do not illegally enter his private beach property. From hanging up 'no trespassing' signs to keep people away. Not only that, but the singer also revealed, as per reports, that he and his family members had even used chairs, tables, and umbrellas to ensure that a boundary line was obvious enough for people to notice. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like What Homeowners Should Know About Air Conditioners in 2025 asklayers Learn More Undo Instances of the police not following through with requests were also shared in the report, alleging that when officials were sent to the property to disperse trespassing individuals, they were caught on body camera footage calling Littrell's actions a 'lunacy.' They were unable to fulfill the request and were even recorded admitting that they don't 'agree with private beaches."