A PAIR of randy emergency workers were sacked after they were caught having sex in the back of a “swaying” ambulance at a football ground.
Emma Croydon was spotted driving a car into Portsmouth FC’s car park behind the stretcher fetcher, then got into the back of it with the male driver.
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When two security guards approached the ambulance, they found the couple in a “state of undress” with the man’s trousers undone and shoes off Credit: Solent
When two security guards approached the ambulance, they found the couple in a “state of undress” with the man’s trousers undone and shoes off, an employment tribunal was told.
It heard that CCTV footage showed the ambulance “swaying from side to side”.
The incident at the League One club — known as Pompey and whose players include winger Marcus Harness — was investigated and the pair were sacked for gross misconduct.
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Emma Croydon was spotted driving a car into Portsmouth FC’s car park behind the stretcher fetcher, then got into the back of it with the male driver Credit: Solent
But Ms Croydon, who claimed the ambulance service’s procedure was “flawed” and “dishonest”, brought a claim of unfair dismissal, saying the guards had lied about what they had seen.
The ambulance care assistant was on sick leave when security guards saw the ambulance and her car drive into Fratton Park, where a blood donor unit was operating.
The vehicles parked next to each other and a man in uniform and Ms Croydon went into the back of the ambulance together.
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When security confronted them, they found the man with his shirt “untucked” and his “belt undone”.
Ms Croydon claimed she had been upset, had seen her colleague by chance and he had asked her to follow him to the car park to see if she was OK.
The panel dismissed her claim, saying she “did not know why the security guards would lie” and the CCTV supported their account.
We’ve bought an old NHS ambulance to turn into a ‘home on wheels’ - people ask us how many people have died in it