Baseball fans caught engaging in alleged public sex act

Two riled-up spectators were escorted out of a baseball game after allegedly engaging in a sex act in the venue’s upper tier.

What is it about Major League Baseball that makes fans so … frisky?

Two spectators were escorted out of Toronto’s Rogers Centre on Tuesday AEST after allegedly engaging in a sex act in the venue’s upper tier during the Blue Jays’ game against the Chicago Cubs.

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Footage of the riled-up couple, which shows a woman in a white dress straddling a man at the back of the stadium, quickly circulated across social media on Wednesday, with the 10-second clip registering more than 400,000 views in three hours.

Two riled-up spectators were esorted out of a baseball game after allegedly engaging in a sex act in the venue’s upper tier.

Another video shows security intervening and removing the pair from the area.

“Uh, I filmed a couple having sex at the Blue Jays game today in the 500s,” a patron told blogTO.

The Toronto Police Service told the Canadian publication it had no information related to the incident, suggesting no charges had been laid.

The Jays recorded a 5-4 victory over the Cubs, by the way.

You can watch the incident in the video player above.

Last week, a couple were spotted engaging in an alleged sex act at a separate MLB game, with a woman appearing to perform oral sex on a man at RingCentral Coliseum.

TMZ report that if found guilty, the penalty for the offence is up to six months behind bars and/or a fine of up to AU$1400.

The couple are seen on the back two rows of the otherwise deserted stands during the Athletics’ clash with the Seattle Mariners.

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