Couple caught having full-blown sex on Rio council meeting Zoom call after forgetting to turn off camera
A SAUCY couple were left red-faced after they were spotted having sex during a Zoom meeting. The shamed staff member was caught in the act after he forgot to turn his camera off after the virtual city council meeting in Rio de Janeiro. The committee meeting, about the Rights of Children and Adolescents, was organised […]
A SAUCY couple were left red-faced after they were spotted having sex during a Zoom meeting.
The shamed staff member was caught in the act after he forgot to turn his camera off after the virtual city council meeting in Rio de Janeiro.
The committee meeting, about the Rights of Children and Adolescents, was organised by the city council of the city of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil’s southeastern state of the same name.
But the other meeting attendents were not prepared for what they saw on their screens.
The staff member was seen sitting on a bed, naked, with a woman beside him.
The couple began to get frisky, completely unaware that colleagues were watching in horror.
The meeting was chaired by a member of the Socialism and Liberty Party, Leonel Brizola, who continued the discussion despite the extraordinary scenes being relayed through the video feed.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT
According to local newspaper Metropoles, the committee meeting was to discuss how to guarantee food for students in the municipal system during the pandemic.
The meeting kicked off at 10am, but one of the team had a different kind of business on his mind.
The man, who was allegedly not a councillor, began to have sex in full view of the camera.
Unbelievably, the councillors involved noticed the scenes but decided to ignore it and continue to discuss the matter at hand.
In a statement, Brizola said the episode was an “involuntary indiscretion” and regretted that the actual topic of the meeting was not being highlighted in media reports.
Brizola said: “As soon as we noticed what was happening, we immediately asked the people controlling the audio and video of the participants to take it off the feed.
“Us councillors and other participants do not have any input in controlling or editing videos on Zoom.”
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He also made a point of highlighting the importance of the issue discussed, which for him “demonstrated the incompetence of a city that has resources, but fails to ensure that children’s rights are respected”.
It is unclear if the person involved has been punished for the incident.
