Oakland police chase lustful couple suspected of LEWD SEX ACT

A pair is wanted by California police in relation to an alleged sex act that happened at the top of the stands during Sunday’s Athletics-Seattle Mariners game at RingCentral Coliseum. Police have released a sharper picture of the duo.

The duo, consisting of a guy in a black shirt and a woman in pink leggings, was seen on security camera as they approached the stadium over the weekend, however no arrests have yet been made.

A previous video clip seemed to show the woman’s head in the man’s crotch area, but the quality was low since it was shot from across the field of play.

However, it attracted the attention of other onlookers, and one of them decided to videotape the reportedly indecent conduct when the A’s played the Mariners.

If prosecuted and convicted, the pair, who police say may have engaged in a lewd behaviour in public, may spend six months in prison and pay a $1,000 fine.

OPD Public Information Officer Candace Keas issued a statement saying, “The Oakland Police Department was not made aware of this event until after the game and we were notified the A’s staff/cameras did not catch footage of this during the game.”

‘An inquiry has been started,’ however, no one has been cited or arrested at this time, and the people involved are still unknown. The 647(a) PC is broken. Lewd behaviour in the open.

The viral video, which appeared during Oakland’s 5-3 victory against Seattle, showed a person seeming to perform sex acts on another person while sat in the top left-field bleachers.

The A’s barely sold 9,000 tickets on the day the pair was alone in the stands.

Even though the pair was undoubtedly in view, athletics events have become more private in recent years as attendance has dropped.

Oakland currently has the lowest average attendance in the majors, with less than 10,000 fans each game.

Rumours that the Athletics would relocate to Las Vegas to join the NFL’s Raiders have been stoked by the club’s efforts to find a new home in the Bay Area and the lack of supporters.

Despite a terrible 45-78 season, tenacious A’s supporters haven’t lost the comedy in the situation.

In the same spot where the pair had been sitting the day before, a trio of fans videotaped themselves on Monday, but these people were carrying banners that said, “Play balls,” “Don’t blow it,” and “Keep your mind in the game,” as opposed to performing sex acts.