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HERE COMES THE CRAZY

January 4, 2008 | celebrity | editor | 0 Comments

Britney Spears was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles late last night for an evaluation after police were called to her home in Studio City home for a "custodial dispute". Reportedly, bodyguards for Kevin Federline went to Britney’s house to pick up Sean and Jayden, then Britney refused to turn them over and the police were called. It was then that police observed Britney either high or drunk or both. People magazine says:

At around 8 p.m. police responded to a call "about a custodial dispute regarding Britney Spears's children," said LAPD officer Jason Lee. Nearly three hours later, police determined that a court order stated that the singer's children, who were with Spears at the time, were supposed to be with Kevin Federline, and a transfer was arranged, according to Lee. "While officers were on the scene, they observed Ms. Spears under the influence of an unknown substance," Lee added. "She is now being taken in for an evaluation, more than likely to a hospital. There were no reported injuries to anyone involved including the children."

I find it hard to believe it took all these cops and bodyguards just to get two babies away from Britney Spears. Couldn't they just lure Britney out of the house with some kind of puppet or stuffed animal or maybe a baked chicken on a string. And by that, I mean, "hit her ass in the neck with a tranquilizer dart".  Seriously, no ones gonna care.  Problem solved!



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