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 UPDATE: TMZ is reporting that police seized item's from Lil Wayne's art collection in yesterday's raid. 
  
 Miami-Dade Police officers busted down the doors of Lil Wayne's La Gorce Island mansion this afternoon, and then rolled out dollies loaded with the rapper's possessions. The mass repo operation was ordered by a county judge on Friday, court records show — all because Wayne wasn't paying the bills on millions he owed to a company for a leased private jet. 
  
 Lil Wayne has been locked in a legal tussle with the Miami-based Signature Group over unpaid bills, and in September Judge Lisa S. Walsh found in favor of Signature to the tune of $2 million. 
  
 To recover that cash, Signature Group asked Walsh to authorize a "break order," basically giving them the right to storm Wayne's house — with or without the rapper's permission — to obtain his assets. 
  
 The Signature Group's initial request was denied, because the judge said they hadn't proved he had property inside the $11 million waterfront house. 
  
 But, after the Signature Group was able to obtain photos proving that Lil Wayne did have assets inside his mansion — which is currently up for sale — a judge signed a new order on Friday authorizing the break-in. Today, at around 3 p.m. police entered Lil Wayne's Miami Beach mansion to serve a levy warrant. 
  
 "The rehearing motion included an affidavit from a real estate agent who had recently been inside the defendant's home and attested that there was assets inside," the Signature Group's lawsuit says. 
  
 Antar Vaughan, Lil Wayne's attorney in the case, hasn't responded to an email or phone message from New Times. 
  
 This is not the property's first legal drama. There was the "swatting" incident back in March, where police swarmed Wayne's home in response to a bogus tip that four people had been shot. 
  
 It's unclear whether the Miami-Dade police entered the home peacefully or by force — which they were authorized to do. It's also unclear at the moment what exactly they took from Wayne's mansion. 
  
  
  
 …this Break Order shall authorize the Sheriff of Miami-Dade County, Florida to, including but not limited to, break open locks and safes, break down any gates or doors for the execution of the Levy in respect to the Final Judgement of September 2, 2015 and the Writ of Execution issued on September 30, 2015, at 94 La Gorce Circle, La Gorce Island, Miami Beach, Florida, 33141. 
  
 We'll keep you updated as more info becomes available. 
  
  ||||| Christina Milian proves that friendship can exist after a breakup. 
  
 ET broke the news that the 33-year-old singer called it quits with rapper Lil Wayne in late August after dating for about a year. 
  
 ETonline caught up with the former Dancing With the Stars contestant at the Go90 app preview event on Thursday where she talked about Weezy for the first time since the two ended their romance. 
  
 "He and I are good," says Milian. "I know a lot of people have been asking, but we're talking and we're fine." 
  
 Despite the breakup, Milian is looking hot and still has a strong working relationship with Lil Wayne. He is featured on her upcoming single, "Do It," and they will be shooting the video together next week in Miami. 
  
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 Clearly, Milian still respects him as an artist and is excited about the single that they've collaborated on. "He's just talented. He's just awesome," she says. "The lyrics are all about me! I wanted it to be real. The song's about he and I, so it was perfect." ||||| MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (WSVN) -- Officials have reportedly seized property at the Miami Beach home of rapper Lil Wayne in a civil action to recover property. 
  
 The home is located at 94 Lagorce Circle on Miami Beach. The home had been put up for sale, but it is unknown if it was in fact sold or if it was still owned by the rapper. 
  
 According to Miami Beach Police, their civil processing units arrived on the scene after receiving a judge's order to seize property. 
  
 SkyforceHD hovered over the scene as police cruisers, a flatbed truck and a tow truck were parked outside the home. Police hauled off items like paintings, skateboards, signed football helmets and even one of his Cash Money Records Plaques from the property. 
  
 According to TMZ, a judge ordered the rapper's valuables seized to satisfy a court judgment. The entertainment news website reported that Wayne owes $2 million to a jet leasing company, plus lawyer fees. 
  
 Back in March, Wayne's home was the target of a non-emergency call of a reported shooting. The SWAT team spent several hours on the scene. They did not locate any subjects or victims on the property, and there was no evidence of shots fired. Police then declared the incident a hoax. 
  
 Wayne also recently settled with a tour bus driver who accused the rapper of threatening to kill him. However, TMZ said he has yet to make good on that payment. |||||
Output:
Police officers entered Lil Wayne's Miami mansion by force Tuesday and carted out the rapper's stuff on dollies, the Miami New Times reports. After a long legal battle, a judge found in September that Lil Wayne owes Signature Group $2 million thanks to unpaid bills for a private jet he leased, and Signature Group asked to be allowed to take the rapper's assets from the $11 million home, which is currently listed for sale. A judge authorized the move Friday; TMZ reports that the rapper's security refused to allow deputies entry, but the court order allowed authorities to enter by force if necessary. WSVN reports that police left with items including paintings, skateboards, autographed football helmets, and one of the rapper's Cash Money Records Plaques. TMZ reports that Lil Wayne had $30 million worth of art in the mansion, and police left with some of the pieces; they apparently brought along an expert to tell them the value of various pieces. (Click to see what Christina Milian has to say about her split from Lil Wayne.)