Janet Jackson called the police on Saturday to check on the welfare of her son Eissa Al Mana, PEOPLE has confirmed. 
 
 The 17-month-old was with his father, Jackson’s estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana, at the Nobu hotel in Malibu, California, when Jackson called authorities around 10 p.m. on Saturday, a spokesperson for the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station said. 
 
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 “Deputies were there [and] called to the scene. They decided the child was okay and they left,” the spokesperson told PEOPLE. Jackson, 52, was not at the hotel at the time, authorities confirmed. 
 
 TMZ reports Jackson told police she was worried Al Mana, 43, may have been using drugs around their son. “The concern was that his erratic behavior was tied to that,” a source told PEOPLE. However, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s office told The Blast there “was zero suspicion of drugs being used,” and that the office was puzzled as to “why Jackson made the allegation.” 
 
 A rep for Al Mana did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment. 
 
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 Wissam Al Mana and Janet Jackson in 2013 Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty 
 
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 The pop star’s brother Randy Jackson told Entertainment Tonight — which first reported the news on Sunday — that Jackson was concerned after their nanny grew “terrified” by Al Mana’s behavior and “locked herself in a bathroom, so she could contact Janet.” 
 
 PEOPLE confirmed Jackson and Al Mana’s split in April 2017, about three months after Jackson gave birth to Eissa that January. 
 
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 Jackson quietly married the Qatari businessman in 2012 and largely kept out of the spotlight during their time together. 
 
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 Eissa Al Mana and Janet Jackson Courtesy Janet Jackson 
 
 Speaking with Billboard for a cover story in May, the superstar opened up about how becoming a mom helped her find “peace” in life. 
 
 “Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace,” she told the outlet. “I am blessed. I feel bliss. In those moments, all is right with the world.” 

 Janet Jackson called the police on Saturday night over concern for her 1-year-old child, Eissa Al Mana. 
 
 A watch commander with the Malibu County Sheriff’s Office tells ET that police responded to a call shortly before 10 p.m. at the Nobu Hotel, where they were called to check on the welfare of Jackson's son, who was with his father, Jackson's estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana. Jackson was not on the scene at the time. 
 
 Police later said "there was no evidence of any crime. The baby was fine, so there was no report taken." 
 
 ET's Kevin Frazier reached out to Jackson's brother, musician Randy Jackson, regarding the police call. 
 
 Randy tells ET that his sister called 9-1-1 after being contacted by a nanny who was helping Al Mana care for the child at the time. According to Randy, the nanny became frightened by Al Mana's behavior which she believed was aggressive. 
 
 According to Randy, the nanny was "terrified by his behavior and locked herself in a bathroom, so she could contact Janet.” 
 
 However, a source tells ET that incident was simply over the nanny not having access to the hotel's WiFi. 
 
 ET has reached out to Al Mana. 
 
 Jackson and Al Mana welcomed their son on Jan. 2, 2017, and split up three months later. 
 
 In November, a source told ET that Jackson was committed to co-parenting with the billionaire businessman, but had no plans to reconcile with her estranged husband. 
 
 “All Janet wants to do is move forward and be the best mother to her son and to be happy," the source added at the time. 
 
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 Janet Jackson sent sheriffs deputies racing to check on the safety of her 1-year-old son after allegations of abuse and drug use on her ex, but upon arrival cops found there was no danger and determined the child is unfortunately caught in the middle of his parent’s bitter custody war. 
 
 Law enforcement sources tell The Blast Janet Jackson and Wissam Al Mana have been having nasty childcare issues over baby Eissa, which has resulted in frequent arguments between the two. We’re told the welfare check was initiated Saturday night around 9:55 PM by Jackson to check on the child while in the care of his father at the Nobu Ryokan hotel in Malibu. 
 
 When deputies arrived, we’re told they found the baby to be well taken care of, with no signs of anything wrong. We’re told the baby was not in danger, and there were no drugs around or suspected. There are reports Janet claimed Al Mana was using drugs, but an official for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s office tell us there was zero suspicion of drugs being used, and they were confused as to why Jackson made the allegation. No report was taken and Eissa was left in the care of his father. 
 
 The call, first reported by ET, was made by Janet after she allegedly received a call from a concerned nanny. 
 
 We’re told deputies spoke with both Al Mana and Jackson, and determined there has been an ongoing verbal dispute between the two parents. It’s unclear if Jackson is going to take further legal action regarding the current custody situation. 

 Janet Jackson Calls Cops to do Welfare Check ... On 1-Year-Old Son 
 
 Janet Jackson Calls Police to Do Welfare Check on 1-Year-Old Son Eissa 
 
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 6:24 AM PT 6/4 -- Law enforcement sources tell us Janet expressed she was worried Wissam was using drugs around her child. 
 
 Janet Jackson called police to do a welfare check on her 1-year-old, Eissa, this weekend while the child was with his father ... TMZ has learned. 
 
 Law enforcement sources tell us Janet made the call to Malibu authorities late Saturday night, asking cops to check in on her son ... who was with her estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana, at the Nobu Hotel. We're told police did, in fact, check in -- but found no one to be in danger. 
 
 Sources say cops told the 2 parties -- Janet and Wissam, in this case -- to handle the matter civilly. It's unclear if Janet was on the scene or not, though. 
 
 According to ET, which first reported the incident ... Janet was supposedly tipped off to some alleged aggressive behavior displayed by Wissam, which concerned a nanny enough to alert Janet. 
 
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– Janet Jackson called police on Saturday night for a welfare check on her son while the 17-month-old was with his father, the local sheriff's office has confirmed. Jackson's brother Randy tells ET that Jackson was concerned after a nanny who was helping Jackson's estranged husband, Wissam Al Mana, with the couple's son, Eissa Al Mana, got in touch with Jackson to say she was so scared by aggressive behavior from Wissam Al Mana that she had locked herself in a bathroom. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Jackson was afraid Al Mana might have been using drugs. Police responded to the Nobu Hotel in Malibu, Calif., where Al Mana had the child. "They decided the child was OK and they left," a spokesperson for the sheriff's station tells People. Authorities further tell the Blast that there was no sign of drugs, and that the office was "confused as to why Jackson made the allegation." No report was taken and authorities told Al Mana and Jackson (who was not at the scene) to handle things civilly. Jackson and Al Mana, who wed in 2012, split up in April 2017 just three months after Eissa was born. Since then, there have been rumors and reports of controlling behavior and verbal abuse, as well as one odd love letter. Us notes that Jackson has been fighting Al Mana for sole custody of Eissa.