Liam Payne 911 call transcript after One Direction star dies in hotel balcony fall

Media have reported a full transcript of the chilling call to emergency services in Buenos Aires after the 31-year-old plunged from the third floor of a hotel.

A Liam Payne 911 phone call made by panicked hotel workers has been revealed. Media have reported a full transcript of the chilling call to emergency services in Buenos Aires after the 31-year-old plunged from the third floor of a hotel.

According to local media, Payne “had been acting erratically in the hotel lobby and smashed his laptop” before he “had to be carried back to his room”. The hotel manager can be heard on a 911 call obtained by the AP claiming they had “a guest who is overwhelmed with drugs and alcohol ... He's destroying the entire room and, well, we need you to send someone, please.”

Separate reports suggest a head of reception at the hotel "didn't know if the guest’s life is in danger" but added: “The room has a balcony and we are afraid he might do something.” The hotel worker added: “Just send an ambulance, only an ambulance.”

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On the day he died Payne had appeared in a post on Snapchat talking about his Argentina trip. The singer can be heard talking about riding horses, playing polo, and looking forward to returning home to see his dog.

Sky News reports that the videos appear to have been posted days after they were filmed, as they feature Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy, who uploaded videos of her return to Florida on social media earlier in the week. Payne can be heard telling his followers he is enjoying a coffee and breakfast “even though it’s like 1pm”.

“I hope everybody was okay in Milton as well by the way,” he added. “It’s quite a scary thing to watch from far away I hope everybody was okay - and all the little dogs and everything as well. There were some quite sad stories about some dogs.”

The singer added: “We’re going to ride some horses. I think I’m going to be playing polo again which is going to put me out of action for about six weeks.”