Police say Bosh and Brown allowed a disabled person to live with them and that Bosh ordered the person, whom police aren’t identifying, to turn over part of a monthly disability check to cover rent for him and Brown. The victim was also forced to help Brown sell drugs, according to police. In return for coverage of his rent, Brown gave Bosh free drugs, according to police.

DeSoto police arrested Bosh on Tuesday and took her to the city jail. She made bail and was released. Brown is still in custody at the Tarrant County Jail.

Shortly after the raid on the home, Bosh told TMZ that she had nothing to do with any drugs that might have been sold out of the house. She and her son, she told the tabloid, haven’t spoken in five years. Chris Bosh recently tried to evict his mother from the house but was unsuccessful. A judge ruled that he didn’t properly serve his mother with a notice to vacate.

Exploitation of a disabled person is a third-degree felony in Texas. If convicted, Freida Bosh faces 2-10 years in state prison.