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November 21, 2008 11:12:18 CST



K-Fed Hires Commando in Custody Battle

Posted Aug 13, 07 5:22 PM CDT in Arts & Living Gossip US 

(Newser) – For when the U.S. Postal Service just won't do: K-Fed hired a former Israeli commando to track down and deliver subpoenas to Britney's assistants in the ongoing custody battle over their two toddler sons. Security expert Aaron Cohen found assistant Alli Sims and producer Jonathan Rotem at a Hollywood Hills party. "If Alli were a terrorist, she would have been taken down," a source tells the New York Daily News.

Cohen infiltrated the party at 2:30 AM, and handed subpoena papers to Britney's henchmen. Spears herself was also at the party, and was apparently not amused by the covert operations. Federline wants the pair questioned under oath about Britney's rotten parenting skills. Meanwhile, Spears continues to party.

Source New York Daily News

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Britney Spears, Kevin Federline and "Bit Bit" appear in this file photo. In his pursuit of custody, Federline has recruited a former commando to track, encounter and legally serve, Spears' assistant.   (Getty Images)
Former back-up dancer, and Spears' ex-husband, Kevin Federline is investigating his ex-wife's often erratic parenting.   (Getty Images)
"Cohen knows his stuff. He was in the Israeli Army," said a source about K-Fed's hired help. "Let's put it this way, if Alli (Spear's assistant) were a terrorist, she would have been taken down."   (Associated Press)
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