A Tennessee man is facing minor criminal charges after his butt-dialing 911 allowed police to overhear a restaurant conversation in which he allegedly discussed visiting a drug dealer.

And before you say something like “no way” or “get out” or whatever, please be advised that butt-dialing 911 leads to police overhearing stuff that gets people arrested all the time. Or so say the police and Google.

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In Tennessee last Friday, the bummed-out butt-dialer was charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, according to a TV news report. “Officers told News 2 the suspect had no idea he accidentally called 911 until they told him.”

That’s how butt-dialing works most of the time.

Since I’d never heard of such an occurrence leading to criminal charges, I Googled “arrested AND butt-dialing.” … Jackpot:

There’s a Florida murder case in which one of the suspects is alleged to have butt-dialed 911 before implicating himself in the crime.

An Oregon man won himself felony drug charges doing the same.

Back in Tennessee, the act snagged five people allegedly involved with meth.

Two burglars in Minnesota got bagged.

Scranton, Pa., drugs again.

An Arkansas man butt-dialed his way into a conspiracy to commit murder charge.

And that’s just the first page of search results.

So think about this the next time you’re embarrassed about butt-dialing your ex or the boss: It could be a whole worse.