Florida Woman Arrested for Inappropriate Behavior Toward Teen
A 41-year-old woman from Florida, identified in various reports as a potential social media “influencer,” is currently in custody following her arrest for allegedly making sexual advances toward a friend of her teenage son. She reportedly forced the young man to touch her while expressing dissatisfaction with her husband.
Lisa Marie Singh was taken into custody outside an Applebee’s in late November after a tip-off led law enforcement to her location. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office had active warrants out for her arrest at the time.
Singh faces two counts of lewd conduct with a minor and a violation of parole. According to document records, her bail is set at over $100,000.
The charges stemmed from an incident at her home in early September. The young victim had gone to visit her son but found only Singh at home. Reports indicate that following a disagreement with her spouse earlier that day, she had invited a group of teens over.
Allegations state that Singh rubbed the boy’s arms, referred to him as “baby,” and acted flirtatiously, claiming that her husband could not sexually satisfy her. She allegedly kissed him multiple times and touched him inappropriately.
The teen later disclosed to authorities that he did not protest due to feeling “awkward and uncomfortable,” and he refrained from reporting the incidents immediately because she warned him not to tell anyone.
The sheriff’s office noted that Singh declined to participate in their investigation and directed any inquiries to her lawyer.
Interestingly, while the term “influencer” is often thrown around, it’s unclear if Singh truly fits that label. With fewer than 4,000 followers across her TikTok and Instagram accounts, her influence appears quite limited.
On her Facebook page, however, she claims to have around 7,000 followers and describes herself as a “digital creator.” She also states her association with a consulting and modeling business focused on promoting beverage brands. Yet, her social media presence is largely comprised of self-portraits rather than product endorsements.
In a post from November, Singh mentioned her desire to appear on the cover of Maxim magazine, encouraging her audience to vote for her to achieve that goal.
