911 Call: Doctor Feared Heather Locklear Was "Suicidal"

Us Weekly:

The Ventura County Fire Department has just released the 911 call that prompted paramedics to rush to actress Heather Locklear's L.A.-area home on Saturday night.

A man -- who identifies himself as a medical doctor -- says: "I have a patient and I have a feeling she's suicidal, and I want someone to go there."

It was the second call the doctor had made within a 15-minute time span.

"I called in earlier through 911 to L.A. and was transferred to Ventura County," he said. "I'm not sure if that call went through or not."

He then asked the emergency workers to call him back. "I want to know if someone has gone there and that she's OK," the doctor said.

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Comments

[JScott]

The confusion may have resulted in where she lives-Westlake Village (oh come off it it's public knowledge) originally developed straddling the LA/Ventura county line, depending on where one lives east-LA west-Ventura as an unincorporated community, after incorporation (in California city boundries do not cross county lines only the city of Westlake Village is in the east. The west has been annexed to Thousand Oaks in Ventura County, altho I think everyone that lives there still can have a Westlake Village address-confusing eh?

[SOOKOOYAH GURL]

POOR HEATHER LOOKS LIKE A RAGGEDY HOT MESS... THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU GET ADDICTED TO THE BOTOX!

[Harrier]

If it's a false call, he can be charged the fee for the call.

[kellygrrrl]

how does this shit get released? How ridiculous!

[Mattie]

being a celebrity must suck, sure you make a lot of money, but these stories are horrible. Someone had a good point on the Jolie post, that by reading them we are encouraging the disgusting paparazzi, I suppose I should feel guilty. I don't by magazines, but I do read this site everyday. I feel bad for her though, and who knows if it's even true.