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Floriduh guy beaten after he meets hooker with only $5.

shadowcat

Atlanta suburb

A Deltona man waiting in an alley for sex with an escort he met online was instead beaten and robbed, Volusia County sheriff’s deputies said.

The woman, Dallas Wass, 35, and Jacob Leite, 37, both of DeLand, were arrested and each were charged in the Wednesday morning incident with aggravated battery causing bodily harm and robbery. Both Wass and Leite were in the Volusia County Branch Jail on Thursday, each on $20,000 bail.

The beating came after deputies said the victim showed up with only $5.

The beating left Joshua Jobe, 20, with a fractured nose and cuts and bruises on his face and head. His cheek required stitches, investigating deputies said.

According to Sheriff’s Office charging documents, a bleeding Jobe flagged down a deputy on patrol around 4:59 a.m. on Wednesday near the Burger King at 2790 Elkcam Blvd. and reported he had been attacked and robbed.

In an interview with sheriff’s detectives from his hospital bed, Jobe said he met Wass two months ago on a social media site, Escort Fish, and had sex with her twice in June and paid her $95 each time they had sex, a report states.


On Wednesday, Jobe sent text messages to Wass to set up another meeting, deputies said. Wass showed up but got upset when Jobe told her he only had $5 this time, a report states. She yelled at Jobe for wasting her time and told him to get out of her truck and drove off, investigators said.

Jobe texted Wass to come back. She did, but not alone, deputies said.

Wass returned to Alley 1898 and as she pulled over, Leite jumped out of the back of the truck and began beating Jobe until he blacked out, a report states.

When Jobe woke up, he realized that his two cellphones were missing, deputies said.

Wass and Leite also stole Jobe’s $5, deputies said.

Jobe told deputies Wass lived in DeLand, drove her mother’s truck and that she had a tattoo of flowers on her lower back, which deputies later said was only visible if Wass’ clothes were removed, a report states.

Wass and Leite were found at 715 E. Cox St. They said they did not know Jobe and denied being near the scene of the attack, deputies said.