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Frisky Lakers Fans Caught Having Sex In Staples Center VIP Restroom
The Staples Center under some sultry mood lighting. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
As the Lakers continue their season of mediocrity, at least two fans found another way to amuse themselves: Radar Online is claiming that a couple was caught having sex in a ladies' restroom at the Staples Center last night.
The two lovebirds were in the VIP area when the incident occurred, so we can readily assume that the frisky couple paid a hefty amount of money for that restroom tryst. The incident caused a "major incident for security" and other fans who were perturbed by the couple's lurid behavior.
"One lady in the bathroom was so mad that she stormed out and demanded security come in. The man and woman were busted, as security knocked on the stall door and ordered them to get out," one witness claimed.
Eventually, security escorted the couple from the VIP area. According to a witness who spoke to Radar, the couple "didn't even look embarrassed."
We applaud the adventurous couple for at least taking advantage of some sweet VIP digs. Plus, it's not like they were missing much; the Lakers ended up losing to the Nuggets last night.
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