Concertgoer Claims Urination Incident at M&T Bank Stadium Sparks Outrage

BALTIMORE — A family attending a Morgan Wallen concert at M&T Bank Stadium experienced a distressing incident on Saturday when a man allegedly urinated on them, an event that has since gained traction on social media.

Troy Grevelding, visiting from New York, captured the moment he reported the incident to law enforcement on his cell phone. In the footage, Grevelding can be heard expressing his disbelief to the police, stating, "And there's nothing you can do about a guy physically pulling out his (CENSOR) and pissing on me, right now," while noting that the incident occurred in front of his eight-year-old niece.

The trouble began when Grevelding and his family arrived at their seats. According to him, a disruptive man seated behind them was loudly engaged in a FaceTime call and repeatedly bumped into him. Grevelding confronted the man, urging him to enjoy the concert and put his phone away.

Shortly after, Grevelding and his wife felt an unpleasant sensation on their legs. "I literally feel something on my leg. My wife feels something on her leg," he recounted. As he turned to investigate, he witnessed the man urinating, with his genitalia exposed.

Grevelding reacted by pushing the man back and demanding to know what he was doing. He then sought assistance from nearby police officers, who were from the Maryland Transportation Authority Police.

In the video, an officer explains to Grevelding that they cannot arrest the man since they did not witness the act. Instead, they advised him to file charges through a commissioner.

Grevelding expressed his frustration not only with the alleged assailant but also with the stadium's lack of response, stating that no staff members approached them to offer assistance.

MDTA Police confirmed they are aware of the incident and are conducting an ongoing investigation. Grevelding is calling for accountability, particularly for his young niece, emphasizing, "I want justice for my eight-year-old niece. That's the bottom line."

Reported by HarborBeat based on WBFF (source).