911 Tape in Charlie Sheen Case Released

By Jo Piazza, Special to CNN
(CNN) -- Aspen, Colorado, police have released a 911 recording from Charlie Sheen's wife, Brooke Mueller, who claims the actor threatened her life with a knife. In the call, Mueller identified herself as Brooke and said her problem was domestic abuse.

She said that her husband, whom she identifies as Charlie Sheen, had a knife and that he threatened her.

"My husband had me with a knife. I was afraid for my life, and he threatened me," Mueller, 32, told the operator.

Sheen denied wielding a knife or strangling Mueller, according to the police report filed by the officers who responded to the call. He admitted that the couple had been arguing for several hours and that the argument had gotten very heated.

Sheen admitted having a folding knife in his travel bag, which officers said they found with the knife locked in a open position.

Mueller told the officers that Sheen attacked her when she said she wanted a divorce, holding her down on the bed by neck with one hand while the other held a knife against her throat.

He threatened to have her killed, she told the officers, and only relented when she apologized and told him she loved him.

Mueller explained to the dispatcher that the problem was under control and that there were other family members in the house keeping the two of them apart. She was insistent that despite the passing of imminent danger, that she needed to file the police report.
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