Jimmy Butler is reported for trashing his house and not paying rent

Golden State Warriors player Jimmy Butler has been sued for allegedly failing to pay $260,000 in rent and causing over $127,000 in damages to a luxury home he rented in Miami Beach, Florida.

Butler, who was traded from the Miami Heat to the Warriors last month after requesting a team change, is facing the lawsuit filed by Five Star Marketing and Promotions, Inc., in the 11th Circuit Court of Florida last week.

According to legal documents, Butler failed to pay two months' rent on the property, amounting to $130,000 per month. The contemporary-style residence, with 5,398 square feet, five bedrooms, six bathrooms, built in 2016, is located next to a canal, featuring a pool, and valued at around $10 million.

The lawsuit also alleges that Butler changed the locks on the home and refused to provide a key to the landlord, obstructing access for maintenance workers. Additionally, he is accused of neglecting the pool and air conditioning system, leading to mold formation and significant damages to ceilings and floors that necessitated replacement.

The plaintiff is seeking $257,282 in payment and to retain Butler's $130,000 security deposit.

As of now, Butler has not commented on the case.

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