Neglect claims at former home of ‘Octomom’

Police have investigated allegations of child neglect at the former California home of Octomom Nadya Suleman and her 14 children.

La Habra police said last night that the claims were reported last month by a care-giver.

Ms Suleman’s manager, Gina Rodriguez, said the claims were untrue and came from a woman who became obsessed with the children.

Police say many of the allegations were previously investigated by authorities and social services. They say they presented their findings to the Orange County district attorney’s office to determine whether criminal conduct had occurred.

Police declined to release additional details of the investigation at the former home of Ms Suleman, who gave birth to octuplets in 2009. A message left with the district attorney’s office was not immediately returned.

Last month, Ms Suleman said she was moving to a desert community north of Los Angeles.