An emergency services dispatcher in Tampa Bay, Florida got a surprise phonecall last Wednesday when a man called 911 looking for sex. He made sexual comments towards the operator and even asked to come over to her house. The operator hung up on the man, who ended up calling back four more times after claiming that since his phone was out of minutes, 911 was the only number he could call.

Fifteen minutes later police arrived at twenty-nine year old Joshua Basso’s house. When police arrived, he claimed that he didn’t think that he could get in trouble for calling 911. He is currently being held without bond and has a criminal history of theft and other crimes dating back to 2001.

The issue here was plainly stated by Joshua “he claimed that he didn’t think”, which I’m sure to this day he is still not doing.

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