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Cops Called To The Scene Of Lindsay Lohan's Intervention, Of Course
Lindsay Lohan at the Supper Club in 2011(Helga Esteb / Shutterstock.com)
Lindsay Lohan's good ol' dad tried to stage an intervention for his daughter at her Beverly Hills home this afternoon. You may be shocked to hear that this did not turn out to be a moment of unity, love and unbridled honesty for the Lohan clan. Cops had to be called to the scene, TMZ reports.
Michael Lohan (who we should note has probably never been accused of being a role model) showed up at his daughter's house this afternoon, because he was concerned that his daughter was falling off the sobriety wagon. TMZ says that LiLo has been flaking out and not showing up for post-production work on her upcoming movie, "The Canyons."
Michael Lohan says that his daughter's entire team is on board with the intervention, but, uh, that has not been confirmed. Someone claiming to be LiLo's boyfriend shooed everyone away. This boyfriend character told TMZ that any problems Lindsay has will not be solved by her father, which doesn't sound too far off the mark.
Someone called the cops to report trespassing at the Lohan residence.
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