Overview
- The incident, which occurred on Saturday, July 18, is alleged by attendee Troy Grevelding to have involved a man who exposed himself and urinated on Grevelding, his wife, his brother and an 8‑year‑old niece during Morgan Wallen’s show at M&T Bank Stadium.
- Concert security ejected the accused attendee at the time, and video of the aftermath shows Maryland State Police troopers telling the victim they could not make an immediate arrest because they had not personally witnessed the act.
- The Maryland Transportation Authority Police confirmed there is an active, open criminal investigation, and the victim says an MDTA detective later detained a suspect outside the stadium though no public report of formal charges has been widely released.
- The family says they were soaked and traumatized by the episode and that stadium staff told them they would follow up, but the victim says he has not received a substantive response from venue officials.
- The case underscores how Maryland law treats indecent exposure and public urination as criminal offenses while also showing the practical limits on on‑the‑spot arrests when officers lack direct observation and how victims may be referred to prosecutors or a court commissioner to pursue charges.