Pictures obtained by TMZ show Daniele Watts straddling her boyfriend Brian James Lucas in his car while the couple steady themselves with their hands on the car sunroof.
Eyewitness accounts suggest that Watts was grinding on top of her boyfriend with her shirt pulled up and her breasts exposed.
An eyewitness who saw the couple as he worked in a nearby office told TMZ that Lucas was sitting in the passenger seat with his feet on the curb and Watts was straddling him and rocking back and forth.
Someone from the office went down and asked the couple to stop because everyone in the office could see them but they continued.
The eyewitnesses said Lucas then began 'horizontally bongoing her boobs back and forth'. He added that Watts eventually reached into the center console, grabbed a tissue, wiped him down and then herself and tossed it on the grass.
Watts has insisted that she did nothing wrong before officers questioned and detained her - despite accounts from witnesses saying she and her partner were having sex in public.
She claimed she was 'handcuffed and detained' by police after being mistaken for a prostitute as she kissed her white husband.
Meanwhile the Los Angeles police officer who detained her has spoken out to defend his actions and said he never suspected her of being a prostitute.
Sergeant Jim Parker told the Los Angeles Times that he never intended to arrest Watts or her boyfriend Brian James Lucas when he was called to an LA studio parking lot for a report of two people have sex in a car.
'I figured I could take care of this call and go get coffee and that was it,' Sgt Parker told the newspaper.
Instead, he says, Watts turned it into a 'long, drawn-out drama.'
'I was trying to ID them and leave. Nobody wanted them arrested for having sex in public,' Sgt Parker told the Times.
'But then she went into her tirade.'
I wonder who is lying.
Maybe both
ReplyDeleteShame on her ooo she no get control abi hotel no dey to do this in broad daylight?
ReplyDeleteIdiots everywhere.
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