A man from Worthing, England has pleaded guilty to making more than 1,200 nuisance calls to the NHS 111 non emergency medical line.
According to ITV News, Richard, 45, made 1,263 calls between April 2019 and April 2020. Reports say he often gave false addresses and used a disguised voice to pose as an older woman. The South East Coast Ambulance Service said the calls cost about £21,869.
PC David Quayle of Sussex Police said Richard admitted making the calls for his own enjoyment and told officers he had a sexual foot fetish that he indulged during most of them.
Police traced him after someone complained about receiving follow up calls from the service that they had never made themselves.
Richard pleaded guilty on Tuesday, August 10, at Worthing Magistrates Court to one count of malicious communications. He is due to be sentenced on September 13.
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