WNBA fan accused of throwing sex toy faces multiple charges

Police at the college park in Georgia told ESPN that they arrested Delbert Carver on Saturday when he allegedly thrown a sex toy in the court last Tuesday Atlanta dream,Golden State Valcaries Game at Gateway Center Arina.

According to the law enforcement records, 23 -year -old Carver, disorganized conduct, public indecency/indecency performance and criminal trespasses. Records show that he was booked at Clayton County Jail at 7:42 pm, released on an unknown bond late Sunday night.

Carver’s next possible court date is not determined, and the Clayton County Court System lists the website case status of the website case as “pending”.

The WNBA said on Saturday that a arrest was made in the case.

The WNBA wrote in its statement, “The safety and goodness of all in our Arenas is the top priority for our league. Objects thrown in any kind of court or at a seating place can pose security risks to players, sports officials 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.”

Another sex toy was thrown on court on Friday Chicago skyWhen asked by ESPN whether an arrest was made or an incident report filed in the Sky-Validi case, the Chicago police on Monday replied by email that “we do not see the call call for that incident.”