Louise Locklear Come To Hospital Following 911 Call

First Released: The month of january 12, 2012 9:52 PM EST Credit: WireImage La, Calif. -- Caption Louise Locklear searching good in LA on March 19, 2010Heather Locklear was come to a hospital on Thursday after her sister known as 911 on the reported medical emergency, KNBC confirmed. Ventura County Sheriffs Department Captain Mike Aranda confirmed to KNBC that at 2:05 PM PST on Thursday, Locklears sister known as 911 in the actress home for any medical emergency including the previous Melrose Place star. Once the VCSD showed up, paramedics were giving help to Locklear, the Capt. told KNBC. Locklear was come to Los Robles Hospital and Clinic in 1000 Trees. TMZ stated un named police force sources told the web site Locklear mixed prescription medications and alcohol. Furthermore, Radar Online also reported a resource told the web site that Locklears sister was worried for that actress safety. She was afraid Louise would harm herself due to her consuming combined with medication, the origin stated to Radar. A repetition for Locklear wasnt immediately readily available for comment when approached by Access Hollywood on Thursday evening. After revealing their engagement last summer time, Access confirmed in November the star and her former Melrose Place co-star Jack Wagner were no more engaged. As formerly reported on AccessHollywood.com, in The month of january 2009, Locklear pleaded no contest to some misdemeanor control of reckless driving. Consequently, her 2008 driving while impaired situation was ignored. Consequently of her plea, the actress was needed to go to a 12-hour drug education program and was positioned on 3 years probation. In This summer 2008, Locklear made Arizona facility where she was undergoing treatment for anxiety and depression, People formerly reported. The actress, who checked herself in to the facility mid June 2008, spent four days in the center. Copyright 2012 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved. These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.