Authorities respond to a medical call at Heather Locklear

(CNN) – A day after the arrest of Heather Locklear, authorities responded to a medical call at her home in Thousand Oaks, California, according to Ventura County Sgt. Eric Buschow.

On Monday afternoon, a patient was rushed to the hospital, but Bushchow refused to name the person. Buschow said the call was medical in nature and that no crime had been committed.

Locklear was arrested on Sunday on two battery crime accounts on emergency personnel, two months after pleading not guilty of battery on a peace officer in a separate incident.

The sheriff's deputies responded to two separate calls to Locklear's residence on Sunday. The first call was made around 18 hours. local time for a disturbance. The deputies determined that no crime had been committed, according to Buschow.

The second call arrived around 11 pm local hour. Buschow told CNN that MPs have arrived to find an internal disturbance involving Locklear and another party. According to Buschow, Locklear kicked one of the deputies in the leg while they were reviewing the situation.

Buschow described Locklear as "extremely intoxicated and uncooperative" because she was handcuffed and detained. He added that because of his drunkenness, Locklear had to undergo a medical examination before going to jail. According to Buschow, Locklear kicked one of the nurses in the chest during the checkup.

After being evaluated in a nearby hospital, Locklear was transported to jail and booked. His bond was set at $ 20,000.

Representatives of Locklear, who is best known for his decades working in television series like "Melrose Place," "Spin City," and "Dynasty," have not responded to CNN's request to comment on his arrest.

In April, Ms. Locklear pleaded not guilty to four charges of misdemeanor of a peace officer and to a charge of resistance, obstruction or delay of a police officer. peace after being arrested at his home in February.