Woman, who was caught going all the way in front of kids in park, gave the most sickening excuse ever

When parents take their kids to the park, they usually expect a safe and family-friendly environment. However, one mother was outraged during a visit to a local playground when she witnessed something shocking. She saw a 38-year-old woman sitting on a man in a suggestive manner, with no trousers on. The incident left her furious, and she captured it on video.

The mother confronted the pair, saying, “There are kids over there. Do you think that’s okay?” According to reports, the couple admitted their wrongdoing, responding, “No, we know we have done wrong.” The mother, clearly upset, pointed out, “My child is seven years old,” and added, “Have some respect,” as the couple hurried to put their clothes back on.

The video, initially posted on a local community Facebook group, quickly went viral. It sparked widespread outrage, prompting local police to launch an investigation. A police spokesperson confirmed it was being treated as a case of indecent exposure, stating, “The matter has been recorded as an exposure, and an investigation is ongoing to identify the offenders.”

The woman in the video, who has not been named, later gave her side of the story in an interview with *The Sun UK*. She denied any inappropriate behavior and claimed the situation had been misunderstood. “It’s not what it looks like,” she explained. “I spilled beer on my trousers, so I took them off. I don’t wear knickers because I’m a bit overweight. My boyfriend and I were just messing around for a few minutes—it was a really hot day. We weren’t doing anything sexual. We weren’t near any kids; we were in the corner of a field.”

The woman also criticized the mother who filmed them. “That woman was disgusting for filming us,” she said. “Her video doesn’t show how far away we were from other people. I even apologized to her, but she didn’t record that part.” While expressing embarrassment over the situation, she maintained that she had done nothing wrong. “I’m embarrassed for my family, but I’m not ashamed. Being ashamed would mean I did something wrong, and I didn’t.”

The incident sparked mixed reactions online. While some criticized the couple for their perceived indecency, others debated whether the mother was justified in recording and sharing the video. Comments on the now-removed post included, “Nothing surprises me anymore. Just another day,” and “It was disgusting! If you’re reading this and it was you, shame on you!”

The investigation is ongoing, and the incident has raised questions about public decency, accountability, and privacy in the digital age.