Heather Locklear rushed to hospital after 'overdose' call, report says.
Hours after bailing out of jail, actress Heather Locklear was hospitalized Monday after emergency responders got a call about an overdose at her California home, according to a report.
The television actress, known for her roles on “Dynasty” and “Melrose Place,” was rushed from her house to the hospital, TMZ reported. Emergency medical technicans (EMTs) reportedly requested support from the sheriff’s department following the call.
Locklear was arrested on Sunday night for battery against a police officer and emergency personnel, law enforcement officials told Fox News.
The Ventura County Sheriff's Office said it responded to a 911 call at Locklear's home shortly after 11 p.m. PT. Locklear appeared "heavily intoxicated" and was "arguing with other subjects at the residence."
"The responding deputy believed it was necessary to separate her from the others," a spokesperson for the police department told Fox News. "In the process of trying to separate her, she battered the deputy...There was no injury to the deputy. That action caused her to get arrested."
Locklear, 56, posted $20,000 bail following a night in jail. She’s expected to return to court on August 23 for a hearing.
Monday’s news followed Locklear’s recent release from a hospital psych ward. She was hospitalized June 17, after she reportedly threatened to kill herself and was held on a 5150 call, in which a person can be held for 72 hours against their will for evaluation and treatment.
Hours after bailing out of jail, actress Heather Locklear was hospitalized Monday after emergency responders got a call about an overdose at her California home, according to a report.
The television actress, known for her roles on “Dynasty” and “Melrose Place,” was rushed from her house to the hospital, TMZ reported. Emergency medical technicans (EMTs) reportedly requested support from the sheriff’s department following the call.
Locklear was arrested on Sunday night for battery against a police officer and emergency personnel, law enforcement officials told Fox News.
The Ventura County Sheriff's Office said it responded to a 911 call at Locklear's home shortly after 11 p.m. PT. Locklear appeared "heavily intoxicated" and was "arguing with other subjects at the residence."
"The responding deputy believed it was necessary to separate her from the others," a spokesperson for the police department told Fox News. "In the process of trying to separate her, she battered the deputy...There was no injury to the deputy. That action caused her to get arrested."
Locklear, 56, posted $20,000 bail following a night in jail. She’s expected to return to court on August 23 for a hearing.
Monday’s news followed Locklear’s recent release from a hospital psych ward. She was hospitalized June 17, after she reportedly threatened to kill herself and was held on a 5150 call, in which a person can be held for 72 hours against their will for evaluation and treatment.
Talk about a cry for help and warning signs.
How many more do they need?
How many more do they need?
I think they tend to value the wrongs things, become self-centered and materialistic
I always like hearing stories about a celebrity who's down to earth, or committed to their marriage, or totally immersed in their kids lives
Those stories are few and far between, but they're out there
This trend starts early. When are drug tests for employment going to start in whoolywood?
Heather Locklear might face legal action for allegedly attacking EMT: report
After she allegedly attacked a police officer and emergency personnel last month, Heather Locklear reportedly might be facing legal action.
According to TMZ, the EMT that Locklear, 56, allegedly kicked has hired a personal injury lawyer. The outlet reports that after the incident the EMT was reassigned to desk duty due to head and neck injuries.
Reps for Heather Locklear did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
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On June 24, Locklear was arrested for battery against a police officer and emergency personnel.
The Ventura County Sheriff's Office said they responded to a 911 call at Locklear's home shortly after 11 p.m. PT. Locklear appeared "heavily intoxicated" and was "arguing with other subjects at the residence."
"The responding deputy believed it was necessary to separate her from the others," a spokesperson for the police department told Fox News. "In the process of trying to separate her, she battered the deputy...There was no injury to the deputy. That action caused her to get arrested."
Due to her "behavior and level of intoxication," police called an ambulance to check on the former “Melrose Place” star.
Locklear then proceeded to allegedly kick an EMT, who was attempting to put her on a gurney, in the chest. She was then taken to the hospital to be examined before being taken to jail where she spent the night before posting $20,000 bail.
Days after Locklear's arrest, the actress voluntarily agreed to check herself into a long-term treatment facility for substance abuse and mental health issues.
After she allegedly attacked a police officer and emergency personnel last month, Heather Locklear reportedly might be facing legal action.
According to TMZ, the EMT that Locklear, 56, allegedly kicked has hired a personal injury lawyer. The outlet reports that after the incident the EMT was reassigned to desk duty due to head and neck injuries.
Reps for Heather Locklear did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
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On June 24, Locklear was arrested for battery against a police officer and emergency personnel.
The Ventura County Sheriff's Office said they responded to a 911 call at Locklear's home shortly after 11 p.m. PT. Locklear appeared "heavily intoxicated" and was "arguing with other subjects at the residence."
"The responding deputy believed it was necessary to separate her from the others," a spokesperson for the police department told Fox News. "In the process of trying to separate her, she battered the deputy...There was no injury to the deputy. That action caused her to get arrested."
Due to her "behavior and level of intoxication," police called an ambulance to check on the former “Melrose Place” star.
Locklear then proceeded to allegedly kick an EMT, who was attempting to put her on a gurney, in the chest. She was then taken to the hospital to be examined before being taken to jail where she spent the night before posting $20,000 bail.
Days after Locklear's arrest, the actress voluntarily agreed to check herself into a long-term treatment facility for substance abuse and mental health issues.
