Brian Littrell Sues Florida Sheriff Over Private Beach Trespassing

Brian Littrell of the Backstreet Boys is suing the Walton County Sheriff's Office in Florida for failing to protect his private beach from repeated trespassing and harassment. Littrell's company purchased the beachfront property in Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, and has posted 'No Trespassing' signs and other markers, yet numerous trespassers continue to intrude, antagonizing Littrell and his family. Despite hiring private security and filing a Walton County Trespass Authorization Form, the sheriff’s deputies have been accused of refusing to enforce trespassing laws, with one deputy reportedly stating on bodycam that he disagrees with private beaches. Littrell claims the sheriff's office has ignored multiple calls about trespassing incidents, including a 911 call reporting battery and theft, and a deputy was seen allegedly dismissing the need for enforcement. Littrell and his attorney argue that the issue involves property rights and fairness, criticizing the sheriff's office for refusing to uphold legal protections for private property and highlighting broader tensions over public access to beaches in Florida. The lawsuit seeks a court order compelling the sheriff’s office to fulfill its legal duties to protect Littrell's property and family privacy.