Pee-chucking Spurs fan had already carried out pitch invasion in 2008

A SPURS   fan who  hurled urine at rival supporters is an estate agent who had previously carried out a  pitch invasion.

Police  launched a probe after footage emerged of   Lucas Louka, 34, launching the plastic  cup of liquid ­during Wednesday’s match against West Ham.

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Lucas Louka was pictured invading the pitch and hugging players after Tottenham’s 4-4 draw with Arsenal in October 2008[/caption]

Yesterday it emerged he ran on to the pitch and hugged players after Tottenham’s  4-4  draw with Arsenal in October 2008.

In the  video of this week’s incident a fan is seen peeing into the cup before handing  it to grinning Louka who throws it towards Hammers fans including children.

He claims  it was prank and that the cup held cider.

Last night Louka told The Sun: “We switched it to a cup of cider while we were filming  and that’s what I threw. It was just a bit of banter. It’s a prank gone wrong. I’ve probably let the club down but I want people to know it’s not what it seems.”

Drinking pitchside and throwing objects are both offences under football ground regulations.

Louka, of Chingford, East London,   hugged Spurs players Aaron Lennon, Luka Modric and Darren Bent in the 2008 pitch invasion.

He claims no further action was taken  over the incident but his mother said he received a caution.

When shown the video, she said: “I’m shocked, he’s a good boy. He’s not a  hooligan.

“He was cautioned for jumping on the pitch in 2008.”

A source said: “He’s actually a very smart guy from a good family but he’s always been heavily influenced by people around him.”

A Tottenham spokesman said: “This behaviour is  unacceptable and we are currently investigating and working to identify the individual responsible.”