The woman who phoned the police was named locally as Michelle Peck, the mother of Lohan's former personal assistant Tarin Graham, who had quit that day. Peck pleaded for help because a mysterious car was following her in Santa Monica in California in the early hours on Tuesday.
But she was unaware that Lohan, accompanied by two male passengers, was the one who was behind the wheel of the other vehicle. Peck told the dispatcher: "We were just about to park our car. We are turning home and out of nowhere a huge white GMC came up.
"We're being followed by a GMC. Oh my God sir, they're following us. We need help."
Officers said Peck had driven into a car park near the Santa Monica Police Department, followed by Lohan in her sport utility vehicle.
During the call, Peck could be heard saying "Oh my God, what is he doing?" thinking the driver was a man. Near the end, hysterical yelling and screaming was heard.
Police who arrived at the scene then saw Lohan and Peck in "heated debate." They confirmed two men were with Lohan in her car.
Lohan was held on suspicion of drink-driving, possession of cocaine, bringing a controlled substance into custody and driving on a suspended license. The star had just left rehab and was wearing an alcohol-monitoring device on her ankle. She was later released on bail. She was released after posting a $25,000 (£12,100) bond.
If convicted, she could face more than a year in jail.
Coming home after two long trips to rehab and with a plethora of legal problems ahead of her already troubled career, Lindsay Lohan has claimed that she can't be held responsible for her arrest, in an e-mail sent to 'Access Hollywood' host Billy Bush. She has declined that the cocaine that the cops found from her possession, belonged to her.
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