THE EMERGENCY 911 MICHAEL JACKSON CALL

In a horrible 911 call, a worker at pop singer Michael Jackson's house says, "He's not breathing!" and begs the operator to send an ambulance right away. "We have a gentleman here who needs help," says the unidentified male caller, according to a tape released Friday by the Los Angeles California Fire Department. Without giving Jackson's name, the caller says there is a 50-year-old in his bed who is being given CPR by his personal physician. "He's pumping his chest and he's not responding to anything," the caller says. The operator then advises the caller to move Jackson to the floor for CPR. But when the operator hears there's a doctor on the premises, backs off. "We're on our way there. If your guy is doing CPR instructed by a doctor, he has a higher authority than me," the operator says. The operator then asks: "Did anybody witness what happened?" "No, just the doctor, sir. The doctor's been the only one here," says the caller. "Okay, did the doctor see what happened?" The caller can be heard talking to somebody else: "Doctor, did you see what happened?" A muffled voice can be heard in the background, followed by the caller coming back on the line, his voice even more urgent: "Sir, if you could please…" "We're on our way," the operator says, interrupting. "I'm just passing these questions on to our paramedics." After paramedics arrived within minutes, they attempted to revive Jackson and then transported him to UCLA Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.