Woman is arrested after going to extreme lengths to 'get out of date with man she met online'

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A woman took 'ghosting' her date to the next level by calling 911 on him while he was her doorstep, falsely reporting that he was threatening her.

Sumaya Thomas, 18, from, North Liberty, Iowa reportedly 'got cold feet' just before meeting up with a man she matched with on a dating app.

Instead of calling off the date altogether, she called authorities just after midnight on June 16 and manufactured an outrageous story just to get him off her property.

Thomas fabricated a tale, telling authorities that the man on her doorstep was her abusive ex-boyfriend, whose child she was pregnant with.

She further claimed that he was threatening to hit, punch, kick, and stab her over text, according to an affidavit obtained by Law&Crime. She also claimed that she had known him for two years.

Sumaya Thomas, 18, took 'ghosting' her date to the next level by calling 911 on him while he was her doorstep, falsely reporting that he was threatening her

Instead of calling off the date altogether, she called authorities just after midnight on June 16 and fabricated an outrageous story just to get him off her property

'She reported him threatening to cause harm to her,' court documents said.

Police encountered the man walking away from the location. According to reports, he told them he'd just met Thomas a week prior on a dating app. Their communication then shifted from the app to text messages.

To support his claims, the man presented the text conversation to the officers, which they confirmed aligned with his account.

'The conversation showed he was being honest and he really did just meet the female,' court documents said.

When police interviewed Thomas, officers said that she claimed to have known the man for two years.

She also stated she was pregnant with his child and that he had been abusive towards her, refusing to leave her alone.

After repeated questioning, Thomas eventually confessed that she just 'got cold feet' made up the entire story only because she had second thoughts about the date and simply didn't want to go through with it.

She also told officers that she falsified the story because she didn't think officers would help her if she explained the real reason why she called them.

The unidentified man was held for over an hour after Thomas' false accusations.

The woman was charged with two misdemeanor counts of False Report of Indictable Offense to Public Entity, and one count of False Report - 911 call and released from Johnson County Jail.