A bizarre incident from a Morgan Wallen concert has finally led to an arrest. Jayson Reed, 33, was taken into custody in North Carolina and faces extradition to Maryland. He’s charged with four counts of second-degree assault and public urination after allegedly urinating on a family during the singer’s July 18 show at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
The victim, Troy Grevelding, said Reed urinated on him, his wife, his brother, and his 8-year-old niece during the concert. He posted videos of the encounter on social media, which quickly went viral. In the footage, Grevelding can be heard reacting in shock while Reed reportedly told him,“It’s good, bro.”Police initially said they couldn’t arrest Reed because they didn’t witness the incident, but the Maryland Transportation Authority Police confirmed an active investigation that ultimately led to his arrest.
This story raises some uncomfortable questions about safety and accountability at large events. If a crime isn’t witnessed by police, does video evidence count? And what should concertgoers do when something happens in a crowd that feels impossible to escape? We want to hear your thoughts. Have you ever witnessed something crazy at a live show? Drop your stories in the comments.
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