Lindsay Lohan's Betty Ford 911 Call Released

By Tracey Harrington McCoy Posted Apr 1st 2011 06:45PM

Just three days after prosecutors decided not to file charges against Lindsay Lohan for an alleged scuffle at the Betty Ford Center, the 911 call from the night in question was released, RadarOnline.com reports. The shocking six-minute call is full of yelling and expletives.

The incident occurred on December 10, 2010 when Betty Ford worker Dawn Holland accused Lohan and two other girls of violating curfew and drinking.

"I'm sorry... I'm really uncomfortable with the woman that's in our house. I've never seen her before and she's freaking me out," Lohan told the 911 operator. Holland gets on the phone and says she wants to speak to the operator but not until Lohan gets off the phone. A scuffle is heard and the two are heard yelling expletives.

"She tried to snatch the phone from me, hit me with the other phone she had and then here she pushes me in front of Kelly and in front of Catherine. I'm done with her," Holland said.

Much of the call entails Holland and Lohan screaming at each other until Holland gets back on the phone and describes what happened.

"This property belongs to the Betty Ford Center as you probably already know. We had three ladies in one of our houses that snuck off and jumped over the wall," Holland said. "They just got back about 20 minutes ago so per our administrator on call we were supposed to breathalyze them upon their return."

Holland then describes Lohan's behavior: "The third party which is Lindsay Lohan is being rude. She's gotten on the phone with her mom and she's telling her mom I'm being rude to her, which I'm not, I'm just asking her to come into the living room to breathalyze like the other two ladies were doing. But I have a problem because Lindsay Lohan pushed me and hit me with the phone while I was trying to talk to you."

Hear the entire 911 call at RadarOnline.

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Friday 01 April

By Lucy2

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As an American citizen why does she not have the "Right to Privacy"?

By loreli48

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As another American citizen, when are we going to concentrate on the million other things going on in our country that need immediate attention and quit feeding Lohan's persistent need for attention?

By Zero

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When you're a public person you don't have rights.

Saturday 02 April

By otool

then none of us have rifgts as we are public people...

Their images are a public profit, they profit from it.
Their images (in public) are not copyright protected.

By Tom

There is nothing private about Lindsay. She herself makes sure of that. She just had an identy problem. She needs to get a life.

When I'm tempted to love a star I don't think of them as real. Sure they have bodies, money and fame but when you think what they think of all the nobodies who aren't rich and famous it makes you cringe.

By Princess Plutogirl

Zero, what makes you think Lindsay's a "star" and you and everyone else are "nobodies?" Ever consider that maybe you've been brainwashed? Lindsay is a walking bottle, nothing more, nothing less. Drunks are a dime a dozen. And I would rather drink plutonium that consider myself a nobody.

By Ben

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I find it strange that she did not identify the other women by name, but gave Lindsay's name to the cops. Lindsay really seemed like she was in distress and Dawn was kind of being a lunatic. The cop was actually the funniest part, repeating the same line over and over haha

By Denis Heurtevant

There's no rehab for stupidity.

By JEB BUCKINGHAM

As far as I'm concerned, Lindsay Lohan VIOLATED her probation. She should have had her probation revoked and immediately taken to jail. Time after time after time she has been allowed to mock the rules of society.

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