The frantic 911 call placed by a woman inside Demi Lovato’s home has been released with details on how the caller asked for “no sirens” from the responding ambulance following the singer’s alleged overdose.
The harrowing 911 call placed from Demi Lovato’s home on the morning of her alleged overdose saw paramedics dispatched at 11:24 am on July 24 to the singer’s home after she was discovered unconscious. “No sirens please,” the caller asks as the 911 operator discussed the emergency with an unidentified woman. He advised her to put Demi’s pets inside a room.
The woman then handed the phone to a man who can be heard saying that he heard sirens and that it was a winding street to get to Demi’s Hollywood Hills home. In the audio obtained by TMZ.com, there are more insights on the female caller who says she wasn’t with Demi and there were “other people with her.” Within the four minute phone call, the EMTs arrived at Demi’s home.
