LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) – The Associated Press has reported that Los Angeles fire officials have released redacted audio of the 911 call made following Demi Lovato’s alleged overdose earlier this week.
Although the four-and-a-half-minute recording does not explicitly indicate an overdose occurred, it is known that medics were forced to use the opioid treatment Narcan to revive Lovato upon their arrival at her home.
At one point, the individual on the phone can be heard asking the dispatcher to have the ambulance arrive “with no sirens, please.” The dispatcher denies the request stating, “this is a medical emergency” and “I don’t have control over that.”
Lovato remains in hospital, however, the singer will be entering a drug rehab facility upon her release.
