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Friday, July 27, 2007
HOLLYWOOD - The frantic emergency call made to police moments before Lindsay Lohan's arrest on Tuesday morning has been released.
The 911 call is believed to have been made by Michelle Peck, the mother of Lohan's former assistant Tarin Graham, who quit on Monday--although Peck's identity has yet to be confirmed by local authorities.
The Mean Girls star was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday for driving under the influence and possession of cocaine, after she was reported for driving erratically through the streets of Santa Monica, California, in hot pursuit of a car being driven by Graham's mother.
The woman in the car was unaware Lohan was in the sports utility vehicle, which came "out of nowhere," mistaking the driver for a man as she was chased along the road.
She told police, "We were just about to park our car. We are turning home and out of nowhere a huge white GMC came up.
"We're being followed by a GMC... the gentleman jumped out of the car. Oh my God, sir, they're following us. We need help."
The cars eventually came to a stop outside a police station, where authorities claim the pair had a "heated debate" before cops intervened, resulting in the 21-year-old actress' arrest.
Lohan is currently free on $25,000 bail and is seeking "medical care," according to her lawyer.
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