Jackson’s doc raided by cops

Ah, the plot thickens. The offices of Michael Jackson’s personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray were raided by the Drug Enforcement Agency today as part of their ongoing investigation into the pop star’s death.

With search warrant in hand, a fleet of vehicles carrying more than 20 officers descended on Murray’s offices at the Armstrong Medical Clinic in Houston, Texas. They arrived around 11 a.m. local time along with two Los Angeles police officers and several local cops.

They were reportedly set to seize all documents relating to Murray’s treatment of Jackson, including medical notes, details of any drugs he was taking, and records of prescriptions Murray handed out to the star.

Members of the Jackson family have cried “foul play” and urged an investigation of Murray’s involvement in the star’s death last month.

Murray was with Jackson when he went into cardiac arrest at his rented home in Los Angeles on June 25 and performed CPR on the star before emergency crews arrived.