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A children’s charity is cutting ties with longtime Subway pitchman Jared Fogle. The group known as CATCH, or Coordinated Approach to Child Health, announced late Tuesday that it’s ending its association with Fogle’s Jared Foundation. The news came as the fast-food sandwich chain also revealed it was suspending its relationship with Fogle as the FBI investigates child pornography allegations. On Tuesday morning at 6:30, federal and state agents raided his Zionsville home continuing this child porn probe. In the raid, several computers belonging to Fogle were seized and are now in the hands of those authorities. This investigation stems from the April arrest of the executive director of Fogle’s foundation, Russell Taylor. Police say they found child porn in Taylor’s home that had been recorded by hidden cameras. The 43-year-old former E.D. was charged with seven counts of production of child porn and one count of possession of child porn. Fogle is cooperating with authorities in this investigation. Fogle has not been arrested or charged with any crime.
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