Police are investigating after a woman was filmed flipping the bird while receiving oral sex on a train.
The lewd act went viral after a fellow passenger filmed the pair going at it in the seat behind him before the woman noticed and gave him the finger, and posted the footage to Twitter.
A British Transport Police spokesperson said the force had been notified of the incident and issued a plea for information, telling the Daily Star: "We are aware of a video circulating on social media and are making enquiries into it.
In the clip of the incident, which has amassed more than 250,000 views on social media to date, a woman can be seen spread-eagle on the green seats with her tights around her shins and a bloke's head between her legs, seemingly performing a sex act.
When she realises she's being filmed she quickly clamps her legs shut, raising a middle finger to the cameraman.
Earlier this week, the Star spoke to the man who captured the atrocious footage, who claimed the pair started getting busy after meeting each other for the first time on the train journey from London Euston last Thursday (January 26).
Commuters were in for an awkward ride home after two travellers were spotted getting risque on a Sydney train. Picture: news.com.au
One irritated passenger was forced to move seats after the couple started “furiously making out” while recording themselves in the act.
“I felt uncomfortable so I moved further away in the carriage,” the horrified passenger told news.com.au.
“Then I heard sucking noises.”
The couple’s love scene didn’t end there, with the video showing the woman appearing to grind on top of the man.
“That’s when the guard asked them to stop. (They said) ‘I know it’s Valentine’s Day but please have respect for the passengers around you’,” the witness said.
“Then later they said: ‘Your behaviour has been offensive and you will be reported.’”
A voice coming through a train loudspeaker in the footage can be heard desperately urging the couple to stop what they were doing, saying: “Stop what you are doing right now....please.”
The couple appeared unperturbed by the announcement, prompting the voice behind the loudspeaker to beg: “Put your clothes back on please, thank you.”
A Transport for NSW spokesperson told news.com.au that while the department does its best to make commuter safety and comfort its number one priority, there’s a “small minority that spoil it for others”.
“We have access to more than 11,000 CCTV cameras and work closely with the Police Transport Command to target and deter anti-social behaviour on our trains,” the spokesperson said.
“Always report any anti-social behaviour or harassment to your driver, guard or station staff, via a station help point, or by calling 131 500. In an emergency always call NSW Police on triple-0.”
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