Erin Andrews' 911 call released

Erin Andrews' curse-laden 911 recording from last week has been released in which she asks police to come and remove "suspicious people" lurking around her Georgia home.

TMZ.com has posted the audio, where Andrews can be heard first identifying herself as "Um, I was in the news recently about being in a hotel naked." Later in the call she says "My name is Erin. My last name is Andrews. I'm all over the news right now."

When the 911 dispatcher says she is not familiar with her, she says "I'm the girl that was videotaped without her knowing, without her clothes on in the hotel."

During the call in which she sounds distressed, she compares herself to paparazzi-stalked celebrity Britney Spears. She says two men are outside and are knocking on her door and looking inside her windows.

TMZ reported last week that Andrews placed the call on July 22 and police arrived to find that the people at her home were reporters trying to get an interview. They were asked to leave without incident.

The 911 call can be heard here (warning explicit language is used throughout.) And Deadspin has posted the complete transcript of the call.

ESPN reporter Andrews was illicitly filmed in a hotel room undressing and naked; the video was then posted online. ESPN is doing an investigation into who filmed the video.