A sheriff's office in Florida had to ask a man to stop calling ... about his stolen marijuana.

Pasco County Sheriff's Office Deputy Neal Zalva posted a video to Twitter on Saturday before he called the person to tell him to stop calling 911 about weed that was allegedly stolen by a roommate.

"Alright, so I just received a call," Zalva said in the video. "A guy's calling in, saying his roommate stole his weed. About $20 worth, and he's upset. He keeps calling 911. So, I've got to give him a call to tell him stop calling about his weed."

A spokesman for the sheriff's office told USA TODAY that Zalva made phone contact with the person in question and that no arrests have been made in the case.

In a separate video, Zalva said he told the man to stop calling the sheriff's office "to report his drugs."

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"He started to freak out a little bit on the phone and then hung up on me shortly after," Zalva said with a smile.

Zalva posted the videos as part of a #TweetAlong for the sheriff's office. A department spokesman said the Pasco County Sheriff's Office sometimes embeds a member of its social media team with a deputy to give Twitter users a behind-the-scenes look at what happens during a shift.