Lindsay Lohan 'rehab clash' 911 call released

Lindsay Lohan claimed to be made "uncomfortable" by former rehab worker Dawn Holland on the night of their brawl last year, an audio recording of her 911 call has revealed.
The Mean Girls star was accused of spraining Holland's wrist during the Betty Ford clinic scuffle in December. Although Holland withdrew her criminal complaint shortly after the incident, the case was recently re-examined when the Riverside County District Attorney launched and subsequently dropped an investigation into Lohan's actions. 
In a nearly six-minute-long emergency call made by Lohan on the night of the clash, the 24-year-old can be heard saying about Holland: "I'm really uncomfortable with the woman that's in our house. I've never seen her before and she's freaking me out."
After a scuffle appears to break out, Holland, who is on a separate line to Lohan, tells the actress: "Pack your s**t, Lindsay, you need to pack your s**t... Now I'm getting ready to file charges on you. Get ready to be sued."
Holland claims later in the tape that Lohan is "reeking of alcohol" and has accused her of being "rude" in a telephone conversation with her mother Dina. 
"I'm just asking her to come into the living room to breathalyse," Holland insisted. "I have a problem because Lindsay Lohan pushed me and hit me with the phone while I was trying to talk to you."
Holland argued this week that Lohan should have faced criminal charges for attacking her.