New York – WNBA said on Saturday that the person who threw a sex toy on the court Atlanta dream The game was first arrested in the week and anyone throwing items in court will be excluded from the arena and will face a minimum of one year ban.
The incident in Atlanta took place late in the fourth quarter of the game of Dream against Golden State at College Park, Georgia on Tuesday. On Friday, another sex toy was thrown under a basket in Chicago, when the Golden State’s 73–66 win was a 73–66 win over the sky after a whistle to play during the third quarter of the 73-66 win. An official separated the object before it was picked up and removed.
It is unknown whether the fan who threw the object into a sky game was arrested.
The League said in a statement, “The safety and welfare of all in our Arenas is the top priority for our league. Objects thrown in any kind of court or at a seating area can pose security risks to players, sports authorities and fans.” “According to the WNBA Arena safety standards, any fan who deliberately throws an object in the court will be thrown out immediately and will face a minimum of one year ban besides being subjected to arrest and prosecution by local authorities.”
Sky center Elizabeth Williams After Friday’s game said: “This is super derogatory. I really don’t get its point. It is really immature. Anyone who is doing needs to grow up.”
New York Liberty Ahead Isabel Harrison Friday’s situation was posted on social media.
“Arena security?! Hello ??!” Harrison has written on X. “Please do better. It’s not fun. It was never fun. Throwing anything at the court is so dangerous.”
WNBA Arenus has safety processes, many of which have a no-bag policy or allow some clear bags, often limited in size. Each bag is subject to search on erina entry.
