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Child Protection Investigators Called To Tiger Woods' Home
Posted on Mon Dec 14, 2009 07:25 AM PDT
The Florida Department of Children and Families paid a visit to Tiger Woods' Windemere, Florida home over the weekend, according to Us Weekly.
Online reports claim that a police car and an unmarked car from the DCF were parked outside Woods' home for about an hour on Saturday, but it is not known whether or not Tiger was home at the time of the visit. Tiger and his wife Elin have two children together, Sam, 2, and Charlie, 10 months.
Captain Angelo Nieves of the Orange County Sheriff's Department said his office was in contact with DCF, but would not confirm whether or not they visited the golf pro's house. He released the following statement:
- "We met with Department of Family and Child Services on Friday afternoon. I can tell you that it is a common occurrence when they need assistance. We have no information regarding their investigation or who may be involved."
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Comments
Now watch this FOOL continue seeing his
wore out money seeking SLUT!!!
Rachel looks like a man Tiger and what makes this situation even worse, HE DOWNGRADED FROM HIS GOREGOUS WIFE!!
WHAT AN IDIOT!!!! I WILL NOT BUY ANYTHING WITH TIGER WOODS BEHIND IT!
I HOPE THEY INVESTIGATE HIM FOR DRUGS USE AS WELL!!
WHITE BOY - WANNA BE!
CHRIS BROWN - YOUR NOW FREE TO LEAVE!
This is bullshit... do you know how many children are in real danger & child protective services do absolutely nothing for them, but Tiger's children, who are i'm sure perfectly fine & Well taken care of can solicit this kind of attention.