U.S. Drug Agents Raid Jackson Doctor's Office

HOUSTON (Reuters) – U.S. drug enforcement agents and Los Angeles police on Wednesday raided a Houston clinic owned by Conrad Murray, the doctor who was with pop icon Michael Jackson when he died, searching for information on the singer's use of the anesthetic, propofol.

Agents with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration entered the Armstrong Medical Clinic in north Houston to serve a search warrant in an effort to help Los Angeles police probing the death of the "Thriller" singer, said Rusty Payne, a Washington-based spokesperson for the agency.

Payne declined to give details because the Texas search warrant remained sealed.

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