Buy Photo Jared Fogle, the Subway pitchman, steps from a police evidence truck parked in the drive of his Zionsville home on Tuesday. FBI sources told CBS4 federal and state investigators were serving warrants at Fogle's Zionsville home in connection with a child pornography investigation. From early morning through early evening officials streamed back and forth between the house and a large evidence truck parked in the driveway. Authorities would not comment on the nature of the investigation. Fogle’s children were in the house when investigators arrived, but they were quickly moved to another location as investigators began searching the property. "Jared has been cooperating, and continues to cooperate, with law enforcement in their investigation of unspecified charges and looks forward to its conclusion," attorney Ron Elberger said in an email. Fogle has not been arrested or charged with any crime as of late Tuesday afternoon. Subway in a statement Tuesday said the fast-food giant and its everyman pitchman were "suspending their relationship" because of the probe. He was a 425-pound freshman at Indiana University when he embarked on an unusual diet of turkey and veggie subs in 1998. Atty Ron Elberger (r) drives #Subway spokesman Jared Fogle from his home after morning-long criminal investigation. — SUBWAY® (@SUBWAY) July 7, 2015 
 
 Earlier this year, Taylor, the former director of the Jared Foundation started by Fogle, was arrested in a child pornography case. Fogle issued a statement saying that he was "shocked" and that his foundation was "severing all ties" with Taylor. Taylor while in custody at the Marion County Jail on May 6 attempted suicide. Investigators said a search of Taylor's home turned up more than 500 videos with images of child pornography. The attorney on record for Taylor did not respond to a request for comment after his initial arrest. By 7:30 a.m. officers were seen removing electronics, documents and other items and loading them into the evidence truck. A Subway spokesperson released the following statement at 12:24 p.m. Tuesday: 
 
 We are shocked about the news and believe it is related to a prior investigation of a former Jared Foundation employee. Fogle could be seen several times being escorted out of the home, into the van, then back into the home again.
– "Subway Guy" Jared Fogle is grabbing headlines this morning over the presence of something (police) rather than an absence of something (pounds): The Indianapolis Star reports that FBI agents and state police today entered Fogle's home in Zionsville, Ind. An evidence truck was observed in the driveway. An FBI rep wouldn't comment on their reason for being there beyond confirming a criminal investigation was underway in the area. The investigation follows the April 29 arrest of Russell Taylor, the executive director of the Jared Foundation, which teaches kids about healthy living; per court documents, more than 400 child porn videos were found at Taylor's home. Fogle quickly announced his foundation was "severing all ties" with the 43-year-old, who attempted suicide one month ago while in jail and was put on life support, per the Star. CBS4 reports it spoke with FBI sources who said the warrants were being served in connection with a child pornography investigation, though they didn't specify if it was part of the Taylor case.