Sean Kingston, a well-known Jamaican-American singer, has been charged with involvement in a $1 million wire fraud scheme.

The indictment was issued on Friday in a Miami federal court, naming Sean Kingston and his mother, Janice Turner.

The 34-year-old rapper, also known as Kisean Anderson, and his mother were arrested in California in May following a SWAT team raid on his rented mansion in South Florida.

The alleged scheme reportedly included the use of banks to make payments that were never processed, leading to an accumulation of over $1 million in property.

The pair faced charges of conspiracy to commit fraud and five charges of wire fraud. This was in connection to their purported efforts to deceive sellers of luxury vehicles, jewelry, and other items using fraudulent paperwork.

The United States Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of Florida stated that the defendants had "unfairly benefited themselves by falsely claiming to have completed monetary transfers."

Officials were observed transferring items into a vehicle parked outside the luxurious estate, which was encircled by high-end sports vehicles.

The apprehensions could potentially be linked to a legal case initiated by lawyer Dennis Card, who has accused individuals of committing fraud in relation to the purchase and installation of a 232-inch television valued at $150,000.

Card accused Kingston of defrauding Ver Ver Entertainment in February by failing to make promised payments and commercials. They are asking for $30,000 and attorney fees in a trial by jury.

“He basically has a sales pitch that he goes through to defraud people. He induces them into giving him really expensive things,” Card, who represents the company, said.