*Warning* for lewd content not suitable for children.
As if the NFL wasn’t having a tough year already…
While San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick refuses to stand during the playing of the national anthem, a man working as a security guard Sunday at the game between the San Diego Chargers and division rival Oakland Raiders was guilty of standing a little too tall.
The man was captured on video committing a disturbing, lewd act… before 68,000 people, including small children!
The unidentified man worked for Elite Security and was fired after being seen masturbating just a few feet away from Chargers cheerleaders Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium, according to ABC 10 News.
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A video was posted on social media showing the sick bastard in the act:
*Caution: Sexually offensive behavior
https://twitter.com/LOV_app/status/811104147797921793
The woman who filmed the incident was attending the game with her family and spoke with the ABC affiliate on the condition of anonymity.
Woman who taped security guard at Chargers game comes forward. https://t.co/goQqFyMzuN @AdamRacusin pic.twitter.com/luamxn2KMY
— 10News (@10News) December 21, 2016
More from News10:
She said the incident happened before the game started during the pre-game activities.
The video she filmed pans back and forth between the security guard and the Charger Girls who were just feet away.
She said she could see the guard with his hand down his pants and it appeared to her that he was masturbating.
The woman told 10News she saw him try to do it again around halftime, but this time she heard someone yell, “Get your hands out of your pocket!”
The San Diego Police Department said the are aware of the incident and have launched an investigation.
Meanwhile, the NFL, wanting no part of the incident, referred all media inquiries to the San Diego Chargers.
It’s difficult to make light of such an incident, but what else is there to do, other than break down and cry over how sick society is becoming.
Here’s a sampling of reactions from social media users on Twitter:
@lov_app @nbcsandiego pic.twitter.com/8KXY2k6K6R
— Preston Junger (@prestonjunger) December 21, 2016
@Sala_ManDurr @LOV_app @nbcsandiego When was the last time you saw the Chargers finish anything?
— Jimbo X (@Jimbo___X) December 20, 2016
@LOV_app @nbcsandiego Why do I feel like this was scene in the stands? pic.twitter.com/zEi1xDiKL6
— Brickma’s Corner (@HowlinMadReagan) December 20, 2016
@LOV_app @nbcsandiego pic.twitter.com/sUywdiUPB0
— Connor Pierce (@connorpierce5) December 20, 2016
@LOV_app @nbcsandiego as if my fucking NFL season couldn’t get worse.
— Breanna (@bbreeezzyyyy) December 20, 2016
@LOV_app @nbcsandiego WTFFFFFFFFFFFF IS THIS???!?
— Coffee name is Matt (@AU_BoltsNation) December 20, 2016
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