Police Investigating Man Accused Of Urinating On Family At Morgan Wallen Concert

On Saturday night, the country superstar Morgan Wallen played the second of two shows at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium, the place where the Ravens play. Ella Langley, this year's dominant hitmaker, was one of the opening acts. These shows were big occasions, and they brought many thousands of people together. One of those people, at least according to a fellow concertgoer, pulled out his dick and pissed on an entire family.Now, we should be clear here: Morgan Wallen is not the person who has been accused of pulling out his dick and pissing on an entire family in Baltimore on Saturday night. He's the one name in the headline, and he's the photo at the top of this post, I know. Wallen get himself into trouble sometimes, and he has an album called I'm The Problem, but he is not the problem in this case. If you like, you can interpret the press photo at the top of this blog post as Wallen's reaction, backstage, upon getting the news that one of his fans pulled out his dick and pissed on a family.The accusations, as yet unconfirmed, come from an Upstate New York resident named Troy Grevelding, as Baltimore's Fox 45 reports. Grevelding came to the Baltimore show with his family, including his eight-year-old niece. According to Grevelding, this whole incident was the culmination of a series of tense exchanges with a man who was behind their seats — someone who was on FaceTime, "being very loud," and who bumped Grevelding several times. Grevelding tells Fox 45: After he bumped into me a couple more times, I turned around, I said, "Hey bud." I said, "These aren't your seats," I said 'Put your phone down, enjoy the show. You want to be on your phone, go to your seats"... I literally feel something on my leg. My wife feels something on her leg. My niece is standing on the seats, sitting on them. And my wife says, "Whatever that gentleman is doing, it's all over my leg." At that point, I kinda see him like bent over out of the corner of my eye. So, I turned to look...He has his genitalia hanging completely out and he's urinating all over the back of my seat, my wife's leg, my leg, my niece.Not great! Not ideal! No way to represent the proud city of Baltimore to some out-of-town guests. (I have zero evidence for this, but I bet the pisser is from Glen Burnie.) Grevelding says that he looked at the man, who told him, "It's good bro, it's good." This is unfortunately very easy to imagine. It just paints an extremely unappealing picture.Grevelding claims that he grabbed and pushed the man and told him, "What the 'f' are you doing? You're pissing all over me." He then went tracked down some local authorities, who essentially told him that they would not arrest the pisser because none of them witnessed the pissing at it was happening. Grevelding posted a video of himself talking to those cops on Facebook, and it went viral. In the caption, he wrote:Please share absolutely crazy. At a Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore at the Ravens stadium. The guy be hind us pulls out his dick and pisses all over me my wife my brother and my 8 year old niece. What does the Maryland state police do let the guy walk out the front door. Make this go viral.@morganwallenIn the video, Grevelding asks for the cops' names and badge numbers, and he says, "There's nothing we can do about a guy physically pulling out his dick and pissing on me right now? In front of an eight-year-old girl? Because I'm going to put this all over the internet and everything!" One cop tells him, "We cannot take him into custody. We're going to take his information, and you could be referred to the commission," to press charges.Grevelding goes on to reiterate what happened while asking to talk to more authorities, as some Morgan Wallen song plays in the background. He points to his crying niece and says, "Look at her!" He asks a cop the rhetorical question: "If I were to whip out my dick right now, and I piss on somebody, would I go to jail?" When a passerby says something, Grevelding responds, "No, my niece just got pissed on by a guy and he won't do nothin'!" Talking to nobody in particular, Grevelding says, "I'm being fully reimbursed by somebody." One frustrated cop tells him, "You're making a scene!" This is not inaccurate. It's quite a scene. It's also quite a clash of regional American accents. Just a rich tapestry all around. @troy.grevelding Come on TikTok I need your help. Went to a Morgan Wallen show in Baltimore and had a gentleman take out his…. and urinate all over the back of myself MY WIFE my brother and my eight-year-old Nice And what did the Maryland State police do nothing let the guy walk out the front door. So I’m asking you for your help and maybe tag Morgan Wallen and share this post. No eight-year-old girl should be assaulted at a concert momorganwalleno@morganwallena#baltimoreravens ♬ original sound - Troy Grevelding Grevelding has shared more videos where he says similar things and asks similar rhetorical questions to other cops and stadium employees. You can watch them here. In all of those videos, Grevelding absolutely freaks out, frustrated at his inability to have the alleged pisser arrested on the spot. It's not exactly the most reasonable behavior, but I honestly have no idea how someone should react to this situation. If it happened the way he says it did, that is extremely fucked up. I don't want to minimize it by implying that it's funny in any way. It's just. You know. Come on. Guy pissing on everyone in front of him? And then he's like, "It's good bro, it's good"? Look. I don't want to make light of anything. But also. I just. Let's move on.In the Fox 45 story on this incident, reporter Keith Daniels proves himself to be an absolute pro with his delivery of this line: "The alleged victim in this story definitely did not have the concert experience that he was anticipating." In a statement, Maryland Transportation Authority Police — not sure why this is their jurisidiction — say, "The MDTA Police is aware of this incident and the video that is on social media. There is an active and open criminal investigation into this matter."