Britney rushed to hospital
Jan 4, 2008 Author: britney spears | Filed under: britney spears
Police were called to Britney Spears’ house last night to settle a “family custody dispute”. The troubled star was supposed to turn over her two kids to ex-husband Kevin Federline’s bodyguard at 7 p.m. but refused. And then things started getting weird. Ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars, oh my! Oh yeah, and a police chopper. They were all there. The ambulances were called because police discovered Britney “under the influence of an unknown substance.” Britney was then strapped to a gurney and taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where she is currently under observation. A source told Us Weekly:
Spears has been designated a “special needs” patient, meaning “they have either overdosed or tried to commit suicide. So we go stay with these patients and monitor them constantly. We watch them so they don’t hurt themselves and watch the people who come visit them to make sure they don’t pass anything to them.” (Source)
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UPDATE: Us Magazine has a time line of Britney’s meltdown. She’s being treated at the hospital as a “special needs” patient which indicates which indicates either an overdose or suicide attempt.
as much as I don,t care about her, I’m starting to feel bad for her…life is a bitch sometimes and we all know that, if you irritate the bitch, she’ll come back stronger!!!
wonder what odds vegas has on her killing herself this year? i think that may be a pretty safe bet. she’s definitely off to a promising start.
Fuck yeah, about time this story popped up. It’s official now, the crazy train is about to derail!
I have to admit though, a bit overkill on the response to the call; 6 cop cars and a firetruck?
As much as I dislike Britney Spears, I think she is unravelling fast and will do harm to herself or her kids if she doesn’t get help. This is really bad. My heart aches for her poor kids. They need a warm, loving and stable home. Not this mess. And the paparazzi need to go away. That’s not a normal way to grow up. Poor kids.
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