Cops suspected of breaking into home of Sarah Jessica Parker’s surrogate

The going rate of tabloid gossip must be good (we pay in Sixlets and sugar if anyone is looking to spill), because two police officers may have just lost their livelihoods for the sake of dirt.

Two police chiefs are under investigation for breaking into the Ohio home of Sarah Jessica Parker’s surrogate mother to sell to a tabloid.

Harrison County prosecutor Shawn Hervey told Us Weekly: “The case revolves around a break in in Martins Ferry [County]. The matter is currently under investigation by the Ohio Attorney General’s Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification.”

Hervey is awaiting a report from the head of investigation before “deciding if charges are appropriate,” he says. He expects to receive it within three weeks.

Supposedly the two, identified as Chief Barry Carpenter of Martins Ferry and Bridgeport Chief Chad DoJack by local WTRF news, broke into the woman’s house in May looking for information. When the tabloid found out how the material was obtained, they turned the crooked cops in.

Carpenter told local WTOV station: “I’m 100 percent innocent in this and my department is as well.”

Meanwhile, the surrogate mother of Parker and Matthew Broderick’s unborn twin girls has run for the hills.

Broderick’s publicist, Simon Hall, said in a statement: “Matthew and Sarah Jessica have complete faith in the legal system. But because it’s a criminal investigation, we will not be making any more comment. What I can say is the entire family looks forward to the healthy delivery of their daughters later on this summer.”