Cops tell Heather Mills to stop being so paranoid

The UK's version of 911 is probably glad that Heather Mills is heading for the US to compete in ABC's Dancing with the Stars. 

Evidently the former model and estranged wife of Paul McCartney is burning up their emergency call system claiming that "huge powers” are set to destroy her amid her bitter divorce battle.  Now officials are asking her to stop.

"There are huge powers that create these things for reasons of their own. There is a huge agenda about trying to destroy me and put me down. I have a daughter to protect and I don't want to speak badly about any of the parties involved," she told the BBC news.

Reuters is reporting that Chief Superintendent Kevin Moore, of Brighton and Hove Police where Mills spends most of her time, says there was a risk that officers may take her calls less seriously if she contacted them as much as she has been.

"We are having to spend a disproportionate amount of time on one particular person," he said in reported remarks that were confirmed by a spokeswoman for the force.

"We are duty-bound to respond, but clearly people who make lots of calls to the police run the risk of being treated as the little boy who cried wolf," she added.

"Officers who have attended previously to find there have been no grounds might not take any claims seriously, and that's the danger we face."

Hold on to your leg Heather, there are rules against that in America.

Mills also blames the "Beatle nutters" for what seems to be paranoia.

"The reason people have such extreme feelings about me is because I speak out and I speak the truth and they don't like it. We have a tiny percentage of Beatle nutters who did the same with Linda, did the same with Yoko, did the same with anybody. But I have just had so much support. If I go out for a dance or a drink or to a restaurant, I just get people coming up all the time saying 'We want to help you - you ignore them',” she claims.

ABC debuts its latest installment of Dancing with the Stars on Monday.