Depraved Called 911 Over 1,200 Times To Talk About His Sexual Fetish: He Ended Up On The Bench | the Chronicle

A 45-year-old man was arrested after posing as an elderly person who called emergency phone numbers. The subject has been identified as Richard William Creek and resides in the city of Worthing, located in the county Sussex, England. According to police, the individual made more than 1,200 communications to talk about his “sexual fetish”.

Cove In the past two years, he called 1,263 times the emergency number of England. In every conversation, his only interest was to discuss his sexual fetishism: The pies. The man in question was found by the sussex police and made available to justice when the details of his actions were known.

According to local media such as Daily mail and the Worthing Herald, in one of the calls she pretended to be a “Woman with very sweaty and smelly feet.” The police investigation revealed that since April 2019 the detainee had contacted the UK emergency number (known as NHS 111), each time he provided false data and medical problems. On some occasions, health workers responded to her request and in other cases, they even dispatched ambulances.

In one of the calls he made, he reported that he had fallen and as a result, he twisted a knee.

The investigation also determined that the actions of Cove They caused 21,869.21 in expenses in pounds and revealed that the arrest of the man took place in the house from which he made the calls, he was using his own landline.

“He admitted to making all the calls and they were all for his own enjoyment. He said he has a sexual foot fetish that he does most of the calls.”, reported the police officer in charge of the investigation David Quayle.

During the trial, Cove admitted that all the calls he made were for his “own pleasure” because I had a “sexual foot fetishism”, which rained during the “most calls”.

The man was sentenced to 16 weeks in prison, suspended for 24 months, by the Worthing District Court. In addition, he was required to perform 200 hours of unpaid work and was required to pay £ 2,000 compensation to the NHS Emergency Department.

The NHS is a free hotline that advises on medical situations that are not so urgent. From the agency they reported that “One false call puts lives at risk and diverts resources to patients who really need them.”