Roger Ailes 911 Call — Police Refuse To Release Tape

Roger Ailes' sudden death shocked the world, as the disgraced FOX News boss left a legacy of sexual harassment lawsuits — and now cops won't release the 911 call!

RadarOnline.com reveals that their reporters have been denied access to the 911 call made from Ailes' mansion in Palm Beach, Fla. Legal experts say that the call is public record as long as sensitive information is redacted — but authorities have already told Radar that they'll "never" release the audio.

Radar still obtained a troubling Palm Beach Police Department report from May 10 that reveals the 77-year-old had hit his head in an accident. “There is SERIOUS bleeding,” the caller told 911 dispatchers around 1:49 p.m. “The fall was accidental…He is not completely alert…The injury is to the head.”

Police were at the scene within a minute, and left about 15 minutes later. It's believed that Ailes may have suffered a blood clot prior to his unexpected death. His sudden passing is also bad news for the FOX News organization, whose executives still face the extensive lawsuits filed over allegations of Ailes' sexual perversions in the workplace.

“The sudden passing of Roger Ailes will make it difficult for Fox News to refute the allegations against him as his testimony was not secured by sworn testimony to date,” attorney Douglas H. Wigodr told Radar. “For example, our client Lidija Ujkic claims in her complaint pending in the Southern District that Mr. Ailes made the following comments:…asking Ms. Ujkic to stand up and turn around so he could see her from behind and commenting that he liked what he saw; and…calling her ex-boyfriend and asking whether she ‘put out’ and ‘how’s the sex.’”