Official: 50 Cent is delaying mansion fire investigation
50 Cent may be headed for some hot water.
The investigation into a “suspicious” fire that destroyed his Long Island mansion is being delayed because Fiddy hasn’t met with investigators yet.
A fire official told ABC News that after several attempts by the fire squad to meet with 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, the rapper has not scheduled an interview.
“We interview every owner of every structure that goes on fire,” the official reported. “It’s standard procedure.”
The star’s former girlfriend, Shaniqua Tompkins, and young son had been living in the multi-million dollar estate which burned down in late May.
Jackson was reportedly trying to evict Tompkins and his son, 10, in their bitter break-up.
Though there is no deadline for the interview, sources have reported that 50′s input is crucial to the investigation moving on. He has been spotted partying in the past few months in New York.
50′s attorney, Brett Kimmel has not made a statement regarding the issue.
WENN
