DELAND, Fla. — When a woman wasn't happy with the way a Volusia County sheriff's deputy was handling an incident she'd reported, she called 911 to ask for another deputy, WFTV learned on Tuesday.
The second call landed 21-year-old Desarea Clark in jail on Monday on a charge of misusing the 911 system.
It started when Clark called the Volusia County Sheriff's Office Monday night to report a stolen wallet. She told Deputy Scott Gering that she'd seen the wallet at her neighbor's apartment. Clark became upset when he said he didn't have sufficient evidence to make an arrest.
According to reports, Clark called 911 and told the dispatcher Gering wasn't doing his job.
An arrest report said the deputy warned her not to call 911 about him because it wasn't an emergency.
WFTV
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