Vince Carter's wife -- while hiding inside of her son's bedroom closet -- mortifyingly spoke with dispatchers as burglars ransacked the NBA legend's home earlier this month, new 911 audio, obtained by TMZ Sports, reveals.
The call is terrifying ... you can hear Sondi Carter pleading on the phone with cops to hurry to her place in Atlanta as she said people had broken in and were stealing things inside of it at around 11:50 PM on June 19.
"Oh, my God," she said on the call. "Oh, my God. Please, Lord, help me. Please, God, help me."
"Don't make a sound!" she added, appearing to speak to her children that were with her inside of the closet. "Don't make a sound!"
The call lasted roughly 10 minutes ... and throughout it, you can hear Sondi was understandably panicked and scared.
"Please, hurry up!" she told dispatch, whispering. "Please, hurry up! Please, hurry up!"
Eventually, cops made their way to the scene ... and while they said in police documents the suspects fled in an SUV before they could be apprehended, no one was injured.
Officers say Vince told them he believed close to $100,000 had been taken during the incident. No arrests have been made, cops say. An investigation is still ongoing.
Carter -- who played for the Atlanta Hawks in the last two seasons of his historic career -- had previously bought the Atlanta home back in 2020. He's yet to publicly comment on the burglary.