Police, Counselors Visit Chez Lohan

While lindsay Lohan remains holed up inside samantha Ronson's Hollywood Hills home awaiting a court hearing Monday on an arrest warrant in her DUI case, she hasn't been alone.
Aside from a squadron of police cars keeping paparazzi at bay, a trio of women paid a visit Saturday evening for an apparent counseling session.
The threesome arrived around 7:15 and left about an hour later. When asked how their meeting with Lohan went, one of the women, who identified herself as a longtime friend, replied, "Good." Asked how Lohan was doing, the woman repeated, "Good."
Earlier, the arrival of LAPD cars outside the home led to speculation that officers might be acting on the arrest warrant issued Friday. But the police quickly quashed such talk. "They are there for paparazzi," said a department spokesman. "We are not the ones looking for Linday Lohan." (The warrant is in the jurisdiction of the Beverly Hills Police Department.)
Indeed, a crowd had gathered outside the home comprising paparazzi and other news media types, curiosity seekers and angry neighbors. Photographers who had been camped out since Friday night said they heard the sounds of an argument and of broken glass from window breaking at Ronson's house.
Meanwhile, Lindsay's father, Michael Lohan, has chimed in on his daughter's latest legal woes.
"I love lindsay. I've been telling everyone this relationship with Sam (Ronson) is toxic," the elder Lohan tells E! News. "Hopefully this is a wakeup call for her because we all really want her to get her life better."
Lohan, who has had a on-off relationship with lindsay, says he supports her unconditionally.
"I'm here for her 100 percent," he said. "But nothing is going to get better with Sam Ronson in her life."
Authorities have not specified why lindsay Lohan is a wanted woman, other than it has something to do with the sentence in her 2007 DUI case. Her lawyer has claimed the whole thing is "a misunderstanding."

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