The sex toy launched on the Sparks court in the third WNBA incident in the last seven days | Los Angeles Sparks
A sex toy landed near Sophie Cunningham from Indiana after being thrown from the stands in Los Angeles while the fever played the Sparks on Tuesday evening.
The incident in Los Angeles occurred with 2:05 to do in the second quarter with the object landing in the lane near Cunningham, which had expressed social media on fans who launched the toys on the ground. Kelsey Plum gave a kick to the toy in the stands.
Cunningham headed for the Sparks bench and laughed.
According to social networks, Green Toys was also launched in Phoenix and New York, but did not reach the court. That of Barclays Center landed near a child.
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A week ago, the first incident occurred in Atlanta at the end of the fourth quarter of the dream match against Golden State in College Park, Georgia. A fan was arrested, according to the WNBA, and was ejected from the arena and faced a minimum prohibition of one year.
Another sex toy was launched in Chicago on Friday under a basket after a whistle was blown to stop the game during the third quarter of the 73-66 victory from Golden State on the sky. An official has put the object aside before it was picked up and withdrawn.
We do not know if the fan who launched the object to the Sky Game was arrested.
“The security and well-being of all in our arenas are an absolute priority for our league. Objects of any type thrown in the field or in the lounge area may present a risk of security for players, game managers and fans,” the league said in a statement. “In accordance with the security standards of the WNBA Arena, any fan who intentionally throws an object in the court will be immediately ejected and will face a minimum prohibition of one year in addition to being subjected to an arrest and prosecution by the local authorities.”
