Tapes of a frantic 911 call made by Demi Moore’s pals were edited by Los Angeles city attorneys, who removed any mention of the actress’ use of nitrous oxide, according to published reports yesterday.
Moore was hospitalized a week ago tonight, after taking so-called “whip-its’’ — a fact that was redacted from 911 recordings released by the city Fire Department, TMZ reported.
A spokesman for the LA City Attorney’s Office, which represents the LA first responders, did not respond to requests for comments.
The office had previously warned it would remove any words that directly reflected Moore’s medical condition or substances she ingested.
Moore reportedly had a bad reaction to dangerous amounts of nitrous oxide, a laughing gas popular among teens looking for a quick, cheap high.
“Monster” director and Moore’s pal, Patty Jenkins, said the actress is recovering well.