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AUDIO: 911 Call: Doc Says Charlie Sheen 'Very, Very Intoxicated'

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May 28 2018, Updated 10:16 a.m. ET

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“Don’t call 911.”

With those words another Charlie Sheen party-and-hospitalization saga unfolded and RadarOnline.com has the 911 call that gives you a glimpse into the troubled actor’s latest debacle.

Listen to the 911 call made by Dr. Paul Nassif, who tells the emergency operator that he was called by someone inside Sheen’s house. The call was made early Thursday, January 27 and Sheen was transported via ambulance to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

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During the  call  Sheen, 45, is described as "intoxicated" and suffering from pain in his chest and abdomen.

Nassif reported the emergency to 911 before 7 am, as RadarOnline.com first reported.

Dr. Nassif told the operator during the call, “I just got a call from the residence of Charlie Sheen – from the secretary – and he got Charlie on the phone and he was very, very intoxicated and in a lot of pain.

At one point he added: “…kind of weird, the phone call I received.”

Nassif also is heard telling the operator, “and he’s saying don’t call 911.”

Sheen is now undergoing rehab – at home – according to his publicist. Before the 911 call was made, Sheen had been smoking cocaine for an extended period of time and partying with little sleep for days.

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