The ESPN sportscaster shot nude in a secret tape that went viral online called cops to complain of paparazzi staking out her Georgia home -- and left a profanity-laced fusillade on tape.
"I did nothing wrong and I'm being treated like f---ing Britney Spears, and it sucks," Erin Andrews told 911 operators, which TMZ posted on Wednesday.
"I have been in the news recently about being in the hotel naked and I have paparazzi outside and I was told by law enforcement that if I did, to call 911."
The anguished 31-year-old told the operator two men were outside her home and were looking in her windows.
“What’s your name?” the dispatcher asked.
“My name is Erin. My last name is Andrews,” she said. “I’m all over the news right now.”
The operator said she was “not familiar” with Andrews, to which the frazzled ESPN sportscaster said, “I'm the girl who was videotaped without her knowing, without her clothes on in her hotel.”
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Andrews has vowed to go after those responsible for shooting the unauthorized video. Some news outlets have also come under criticism for the sensational manner they have reported the story.
During the call, Andrews tells cops she has no idea how the two men outside her house got into her “gated community.”
While Andrews says they were paparazzi, TMZ reported the men were actually reporters looking for an interview.
They did not get the story.
