US Man Arrested After Allegedly Urinating On Family At Morgan Wallen Concert

The incident in question is alleged to have occurred at Morgan Wallen’s July 18th show at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

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A US man is in custody, accused of allegedly urinating on a family at a Morgan Wallen concert last month.

As CBS News reports, the incident in question is alleged to have occurred at Wallen’s July 18th show at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

Shortly after Wallen took to the stage, Troy Grevelding – who had travelled five-and-a-half hours from Syracuse, New York to attend the show – claims that a fellow concertgoer began to urinate on him.

"I just look, and at that point his pants are completely down,” Grevelding said in a video shared to social media. “He's literally urinating all over myself, all over my wife.”

Grevelding also claimed his two nieces – one of them eight years old – was also urinated on by the individual. "I'm freaking out, and the guy's just telling me, 'It's OK, man. It's OK, brother,’” he claimed.

Further videos were also shared onto social media, including one in which Grevelding is seen speaking to security and Maryland Transportation Authority police, who claimed they were powerless to do anything at the event.

CBS News reports that while a man was identified and escorted out of the venue, an arrest warrant was later obtained after investigating the matter. On Tuesday, 33-year-old Jayson Reed was taken into custody in North Carolina, where he is currently being held without bail pending his extradition to Maryland.

Reed is reportedly facing four counts of second-degree assault, public urination, and other offences related to the incidents.

This is far from the first incident of poor crowd behaviour of late, with a fan recently throwing a foldable chair into the audience of a Treaty Oak Revival show. Fittingly, this incident inspired references to Wallen himself – calling back to when the country music superstar threw a chair from the roof of Eric Church’s bar, Chief’s, in downtown Nashville.

Other incidents have also taken place in recent times, including one relating to New Zealand metal band Devilskin, in which a fan in the mosh pit of their Dunedin show caused chaos after defecating on the floor.