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Flo Rida's Miami mansion apparently has a state-of-the-art security system, even better than what Tony Montana had in the classic Scarface. The only problem is: the rap star is refusing to pay for it.
According to TMZ.com, ADT (the largest home security company in the U.S.) has filed a lawsuit against Flo Rida (real name: Tramar Dillard), claiming they installed a system in 2009 that included dozens of sensors, smoke detectors and at least 27 security cameras... but, he's yet to pay for it.
Court docs said Flo made an initial deposit of $19,366.66, but after the work was completed, he never paid the remaining $38,733.
Now, ADT wants the money PLUS interest, totaling $47,134.40.
Apparently, Lee Prince signed the contract. He's Flo's manager. Flo Rida claims, via countersuit, that he never authorized the work, despite his manager's signature. He claims he doesn't owe ADT nothing.
Stay tuned...
