A new police report has been released detailing the calls made from Prince's Paisley Park. The report states that 47 calls were made to the police from the residence (which seems like A LOT) in the past five years and that three calls were made in the past nine months for unspecified medical emergencies. The last call was made at the time of Prince's death.

The report also details how emergency services battled to save the superstar after he was found unresponsive in an elevator in his Minnesota manor last Thursday. The 57-year-old was pronounced dead less than 20 minutes after an ambulance arrived at his home at 9: 48 AM.

Jason Kamerud, chief deputy of Carver County Sheriff’s Office, wrote in the report, "On 4/21/2016 at about 0943 hours, sheriff's deputies were dispatched to a medical call at Paisley Park. Sheriff's deputies and emergency personnel from Chanhassen Fire and Ridgeview Ambulance arrived at about 0948 hours and found an unresponsive adult male in the elevator."

The report continued, "They tried to provide lifesaving CPR, but were unable to revive the victim. He was pronounced deceased at 1007 hours."

The information comes on the heels of reports that the authorities are looking into whether or not the Purple One died of an overdose, a law enforcement official told the Associated Press on Thursday, April 28. The official also explained that since Prince was found with prescription pills at the time of his death, official would be investigating what drugs he had and whether or not a doctor had prescribed the medications before his death on April 21.