Four arrested after calling cop to complain about their drugs

If you're going to ring someone at 4 a.m. to complain about the drugs you've purchased, it's best to make sure you have the right number -- or you might just be filing your customer complaint with an officer of the law. A Rowan County sheriff deputy in Salisbury, N.C., received four calls on his cell in the early hours from people whining about the illicit wares they'd been sold and demanding compensation, according to the Sheriff's Officer report. The deputy arranged to meet the disgruntled customers, whereupon they were arrested. The deputy later met two others who were also arrested, making a total of four arrests -- all because of one wrong number.