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Published 13:10 2 Sept 2015 BST

"There was a conditional offer of employment made to this particular applicant," Michael Ruth, the police chief involved with the case, told the Tribune. "He texted the HR director and sent a nude photo of himself." Keep reading though because the story gets much better.
It seems that this d*ck pic-loving Lothario managed to shaft himself even further because when the HR manager decided not to respond, the guy naturally sent another picture of his genitals.
After not receiving any response to these two images of his junk, the man then decided that it was ANOTHER good idea to call - possibly to double check that the pics were going through - but this call alerted his new potential HR manager to his identity and she went straight to the police.
Being a fairly sound person, the HR manager decided against pressing any charges but the man has since been warned by the police to avoid any further contact with the woman in question.
Oh yeah, do I really need to say that the job offer was rescinded? There's a lesson here folks, don't accidentally send pictures of your junk to any future employers.Explore more on these topics:
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