Britney Spears’ harrowing 911 DUI calls revealed as drivers beg police to help ‘erratic’ singer

Britney Spears drove “erratically” and and almost “side swiped” multiple vehicles before she was arrested and charged with driving under the influence on March 4.

“I’m reporting an erratic driving person,” one caller said in a 911 call exclusively obtained by Page Six. “They are driving a BMW.”

The caller described their location, adding the BMW could be seen swerving “in and out of lanes” and “erratically slamming on the breaks.”

The driver — who asked to remain anonymous — added, “It almost side swiped a couple of vehicles. It’s driving at high speeds. I’m worried they’re going to crash with somebody.”

A second caller told a dispatcher for California Highway Patrol, “Possible drunk driver. It is a black BMW. They’re randomly breaking in and out of the lanes.”

The driver added, “Almost side swiped three or four vehicles. I am loosely trailing them.”

Spears was arrested and charged with driving under the influence.

The singer checked herself into rehab on April 12 for substance abuse following the arrest.

“This was her own choice,” a source Page Six at the time. “This isn’t about one substance in particular, it has a dual purpose. … this is about Britney putting her mental health first and taking some time for herself to focus on the things that are important to her.”

“She’s dedicated to working on her health,” the source continued. “This is something she really wants to do for herself. This was her own decision.”

Spears’ attorney appeared in Ventura County Superior Court on May 4 on behalf of the songstress.

The attorney accepted a “wet reckless” offer, which is a reduced charge involving reckless driving with alcohol or drugs. This is used in cases involving first-time offenders, low blood alcohol levels and no crash or injuries. 

Spears received one year informal probationary grant and will have to attend and complete a three month alcohol school (30 hours).

Spears’ attorney Michael Goldstein told Page Six, “Through her plea today, Britney has accepted responsibility for her conduct. She has taken significant steps to implement positive change which is clearly reflected in the Ventura County District Attorney’s decision to reduce the charge in this case and dismiss the DUI. 

“Britney appreciates this discretion and is also grateful for the outpouring of support she has received.”

Though a source close to Spears told Page Six that the singer is “doing really well” after her stint in rehab, she was seen allegedly barking, yelling and wielding a knife at a Los Angeles restaurant earlier this month.