A Florida inmate was busted after sneaking off for a sexy porta-potty rendezvous during his work shift. 

Hartley Elliot Sanchez, 35, slipped away during his shift at a jail barbecue on Wednesday and went into a portable toilet with a woman, according to arrest records obtained by CBS12.

Surveillance video reviewed by police captured the moment Sanchez snuck into the porta-potty just after the woman entered. A short while later, they each leave separately.

When police pressed him with questions, the prisoner allegedly admitted to having sex with the woman inside the porta-potty. 

He even prompted authorities to ‘look at the video,’ according to the report.

The 35-year-old allegedly ditched his post during the barbecue and walked behind a boat display near a row of portable toilets.

Footage later captured the prisoner walking up to two women and striking up a conversation. 

The lewd acts unfolded on Wednesday during the jail’s annual barbecue in Vero Beach

Hartley Elliot Sanchez, 35, was originally an unsentenced inmate, and allegedly admitted to having sex with a woman in a porta-potty at the jail barbecue

One of the women stepped into the porta-potty, and moments later, Sanchez glanced around to make sure no one was watching.

He later followed her inside, and the two left the portable toilet separately, per investigators. 

It was later confirmed that the brazen woman was actually a former inmate, after police compared the surveillance footage with booking photos, the outlet reported.

Sanchez was hit with one count of prisoner escape or attempted escape. 

Florida law says that if an inmate leaves their assigned work area while in custody, it can be considered an attempted escape. 

The lewd acts unfolded at the 32nd Annual Indian River County Sheriff’s Office barbecue in Vero Beach.

The barbecue the event offered ‘great food, demonstrations by different units within our agency, vendors, and displays,’ per its Facebook

Indian River County is located in the eastern region of Florida, 

According to their Facebook, the event offered ‘great food, demonstrations by different units within our agency, vendors, and displays.’ 

Attendees were also able to tour their dispatch Center, real time crime center, and jail, per the post.

Daily Mail reached out to the Sheriff’s Office for comment.