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Michael Jackson's Physician Office Raid

More than two dozen federal agents and police officers descended on the Houston office of Michael Jackson’s personal physician on Wednesday and seized medical records, and a lawyer for the doctor said the authorities were looking for evidence of manslaughter.

In the early morning raid, about 25 officers — including several agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration — scoured the Armstrong Medical Clinic in North Houston, where the physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, keeps an office. Local police officers stood guard outside.

In a statement released shortly after the search began, a lawyer for Dr. Murray, Ed Chernoff, said the agents were executing a warrant that authorized them to “search for and seize items, including documents, they believed constituted evidence of the offense of manslaughter.”

Mr. Chernoff said the agents seized a forensic image of a business computer hard drive and 21 documents.

From the New York Times

By ANAHAD O’CONNOR
Published: July 22, 2009

Editorial Comment:

Most of people addicted to drugs don't have the money to afford a doctor to administer drugs to us when we are in our addiction. Instead, addicts are continually searching for doctors that will believe their stories of pain so that they can get a prescription for the opiates that they are craving. If you or a loved one are seeking drugs to feel normal and to "get by", call us at 877-444-1137 and we will help you find an alternative to that mad practice and you can live your life free of this dependency and put your enengy into more success oriented activities.

If you did have a doctor, as Michael had, you will, sooner or later be at high risk for problems similar to his.

Mac McGregor LADC, DBAE