This Guy Was Looking For Drugs and Texted the WRONG Person
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If you've ever sent a disastrous text to the wrong person, you've probably experienced heart palpitations and sweaty palms as a result. But for William Lamberson, the aftermath of a wrong text was much worse. The 29-year-old man was in search of weed and texted the number supposedly belonging to a person he'd met at a 7-Eleven. Unfortunately, that number did not belong to a supplier but to a police captain who works in the narcotics unit for the Martin Country Sheriff's Office in Florida. The police department shared the entire conversation on its Facebook page, and it's since gone viral. Read to see how it all went down.
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The first texts . . .
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William wanted some weed.
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The officer turned it around and asked for some blow.
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William agreed to help a brotha out.
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We don't know how William got the officer's number, but we do know how it ended.
"He was arrested, and charged with possession of a controlled substance with the intent to sell," wrote the police department on its Facebook page. "It's probably a good time to let Mr. Lamberson know he had the wrong number."
