911 Audio: Tara Reid Barely Standing Before Chicago Hotel Hospitalization

Newly-released 911 audio from Rosemont officials offers a dramatic snapshot of the moments surrounding Tara Reid’s hospital visit late last November. The recording captures a hotel staffer at the DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago O’Hare Airport telling a dispatcher that the actress could barely stand, could hardly sit in a wheelchair, and was not responding normally as she lay on the floor of a hotel hallway around midnight on November 23. The caller, who was with Reid at the time, says they fear she might have taken something and that they don’t know what’s going on, ultimately requesting an ambulance.

Reid later spoke out, asserting that she was drugged, and she filed a police report on November 25 outlining those concerns. In a statement to the press, she argued that no one ends up in the hospital incapacitated for more than eight hours after a drink.

Police in Rosemont released a statement indicating there was no evidence of tampering with Reid’s drink and that the initial investigation did not uncover a criminal act. A broader look at Reid’s account and the emergency response continues to unfold as investigators review any available evidence, including hotel surveillance. The public has also seen coverage highlighting Reid’s insistence that she was drugged, alongside officials’ notes that the early probe didn’t uncover proof of a drink-related crime.

The incident has drawn attention to safety protocols at busy hotel properties and the speed with which staff and emergency services respond to potential medical emergencies. As Reid’s representatives and fans await further clarity, officials say they are keeping the case open while continuing to assess all available information.

Cover image source: Tara Reid Speaks Out After Police Say There’s No Evidence She Was Drugged at Chicago Hotel: ‘Horrifying Experience’ 🔗

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