911 Calls

Details of Randy Travis' arrest are starting to leak out, and they don't paint the country singer in a very positive light.

Following confirmation that the artist was booked on Tuesday night on suspicion of DWI and for allegedly threatening to shoot and kill a cop, the 911 call placed by a pedestrian near the scene of Travis' single-car accident has been released.

Describing a "white male" with "light brown hair," the called tells the operator: "I just found a guy laying in the road. I want to say he had no shirt on."

Turns out, he had nothing else on either. Listen for yourself:

Randy Travis 911 Call

According to TMZ, a local lawyer randomly appeared at the prison and offered Travis his professional assistance, along with a hat to shield the crooner's face from reporters.

A fan also paid Travis' $21,500 cash bond and he is now a free man.

Justin Bieber was pulled over on Friday and cited for excessive speeding. It's not exactly his first traffic violation, either.

But there is another side to the reckless story, as witnesses confirm Bieber was being trailed by multiple members of the paparazzi at the time of his ticket. In an attempt to curtail the chase, he even dialed 911 not long after receiving his punishment.

"I have like five cars following me," Bieber told the operator. ""They're the ones that are driving recklessly now, I'm just trying to like not have them be on my tail right now."

The funniest part of the exchange? When Bieber tries explain the kind of car he's driving ("Ummm... a Fisker"), which actually invokes a giggle from the woman on the other end. If only she knew to whom she was actually speaking, huh?

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Justin Bieber 911 Call

As you know, paramedics were called to Lindsay Lohan's hotel room in Marina del Rey, Calif., when the troubled actress was unresponsive earlier this month.

Fortunately, she was fine, just exhausted and dehydrated.

Just the same, a calm, collected 911 call made by "Ben," a nurse working on the production of her new film Liz & Dick, reveals the urgency at that moment:

Lindsay Lohan 911 Call

"It's a Code 3," he said, emergency terminology for "life-threat response."

Per privacy laws, specific details regarding Lindsay Lohan's physical condition have been edited out of the recording above, but the caller told the 911 dispatcher that he and the unconscious actress were in the hotel penthouse.

She was and is fine, although Lifetime is concerned about its investment.

The self-aware actress later joked on Twitter that when you're "up all night shooting, you might pass out from exhaustion & 7 paramedics MIGHT show up @ your door. Hopefully theyre cute. Otherwise it would be a real let down."

Just pray there's not a legit Code 3 in the near future for Linds.

Megan Noderer, Junior Seau's girlfriend, called 911 shortly after discovering the future NFL Hall of Famer dead of apparent suicide Wednesday morning.

Police have ruled Junior Seau's death a suicide after he shot himself in the chest at his Oceanside, Calif., home, a suicide, so the 911 call isn't surprising.

It is as horrific and tragic as it gets, though. Be forewarned, as Nodereris so hysterical during the call she can hardly speak after finding Junior:

Junior Seau 911 Call

Megan tells the dispatcher that the 43-year-old athlete wasn't breathing when she arrived and had appeared to have shot himself "in the heart."

Authorities responded and attempted to revive Seau, but life-saving efforts were unsuccessful. Seau was soon pronounced dead on the scene.

Seau's family claims he exhibited no signs of depression before his death, but has since donated his brain to be studied for concussion research.

The star's tragic, shocking passing has renewed the serious debate over the link between pro football and lasting brain injuries to its players.

The 911 call made by Jennifer Hudson's sister, upon finding the body of her murdered mother, was released today in court.

The heartbreaking evidence is being used by the defense in its case against William Balfour, who is on trial for killing Hudson's mother, brother and nephew. And the portions played for the jury were as heartbreaking as you can imagine.

"Help, please," Julia Hudson is heard telling a 911 operator. "Oh, God. Somebody's killed my mother, somebody's killed my mother... Please help me. Oh my God, oh my God... please... please... can you please send an ambulance, please. Oh my God."

The call lasts about three minutes, with Julia saying she just arrived home from work and detailing how there's "blood coming from her her heard" and a "bullet hole in our front door."

Jennifer Hudson took the stand last week and broke down in tears when shown a photo of her mother. She then exited the courtroom a day later when attorneys broke out a picture of her nephew's corpse.

The 911 call placed moments after Whitney Houston's body was found in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton hotel on February 11 has just been released.

A member of the hotel security team is the person who made the call, informing the 911 operator about a "46-year-old female found in the bathroom."

The caller says he was alerted to the situation by an "irate" woman who called security from the room, but couldn't get much information from her.

A woman who first dialed security kept hanging up for whatever reason, preventing the dispatcher from giving potentially life-saving instructions faster.

Listen to the Whitney Houston 911 call below:

Whitney Houston 911 Call

"I'm not sure if she fell or if she was in the bathroom with the water," the hotel security employee says of Whitney Houston, who he never identifies by name.

The security team member was under the impression she was not breathing, and the 911 dispatcher sent emergency personnel there immediately.

Too late, as it turned out, as the star couldn't be revived. Whitney's official cause of death is listed as "accidental drowning," with foul play ruled out.

Heart disease and cocaine use were contributing factors, according to Houston's autopsy report, and the legendary singer may well have overdosed.

The L.A. County Coroner said Whitney's chronic use of drugs caused a narrowing of her arteries, which resulted in a cardiac event before her death.

Moments before Terrell Owens was rushed to an L.A. hospital for a possible drug overdose on October 6, his assistant said she felt T.O. was trying to kill himself.

During the call, placed at 11:02 p.m., the dispatcher asks the assistant on the phone, "Was this a suicide attempt?" Owens' assistant responded, "I believe so."

Listen to the 911 call pertaining to the former NFL star below:

Terrell Owens 911 Call

T.O. was famously hospitalized back in 2006 for a similar incident, but insisted he just had a terrible reaction to painkillers and didn't try to commit suicide.

He has yet to comment on this month's overdose, however. Was it a serious bid to off himself? A half-assed Bernie Madoff suicide attempt? A freak accident?

While she was on the phone, the woman told the dispatcher T.O. was "talking to his girlfriend, ex-girlfriend ... [I] don't really know what you wanna call it."

What DO you call Evelyn Lozada these days? We've wondered.

The 911 call placed by Michael Lohan's girlfriend Kate Major after he allegedly lost it and threatened to kill her in a dispute over oral relief has been released.

On the call, Major does not sound happy.

You can hear a panicked Kate, who has been down this road before with MiLo, telling the operator, "I'm afraid of him. He's gonna come in here and hit me."

She then hesitates to give out her address for some reason (as the dispatcher says, that's what 911 is for), then appears to lie when Mike asks who she's calling.

The father of Lindsay Lohan got popped on suspicion of domestic violence early this morning in Tampa, Fla. Here's the 911 call that led to his arrest ...

Michael Lohan 911 Call

While a coroner still has not determined the cause of death for Macho Man Randy Savage, more details are emerging on the car accident that took the life of this WWE legend.

A 911 call made soon after Savage's vehicle slammed into a tree on Friday morning has been released. In it, a woman says there's a "medical emergency" and describes what she saw to an operator.

Listen below and send in your favorite Macho Man memories, whether they are Slim Jim, Miss Elizabeth or Flying Elbow Drop related...

Macho Man Randy Savage 911 Call

This 911 tape offers new insight into the argument that went down between Lindsay Lohan and Betty Ford Center staff member Dawn Holland last December.

Holland claims she busted Lindsay and two other girls jumping a wall (yes, really) at Betty Ford around 1 a.m. December 12, after their rehab-imposed curfew.

During the 911 call, Lindsay and Dawn were both on the line on separate phones (yes, really). You know the backstory, now hear it for yourself ...

Lindsay Lohan Rehab 911 Call

When Holland, who has since been fired by BF, tried to make the train wreck take a breathalyzer, she says "Lindsay Lohan pushed me and hit me with the phone."

Dawn claims the girls Lindsay was with were drunk, "reeking of alcohol."

During the call, Dawn claims she grabbed the phone to talk to the dispatcher, only to have Lindsay rip the phone away, spraining Dawn's wrist in the process.

Thus the allegations of assault that Dawn made. The Riverside County D.A. took its time investigating, but declined to prosecute Lindsay over the incident.

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