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It seems that Morgan Wallen's fans are also the problem.
Over the weekend, Morgan took the stage at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland, as part of his 'Still the Problem' tour, when one of his fans was accused of peeing on a family in the crowd. Taking to Facebook, Troy Grevelding claimed he was enjoying the show, along with his wife, brother, and 8-year-old niece, when the incident took place.
Grevelding claimed that they felt the pee splashing their legs, and when they turned around, the man's privates were openly exposed. This comes shortly after Morgan was filmed ripping phone out of security's hand and throwing it across stage during another tour stop.
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The concert-goer went on to claim that the police told him that "nothing could be done" and that because they didn't witness the moment take place they could not make an arrest. He then went on to add that the Maryland State Troopers "don't give a s--t about anything" and continued to express his fury over the fact that someone could harass a child and not be reprimanded.
After the news went viral online, a spokesperson for the Maryland Transportation Authority Police told TMZ that they were "aware of this incident and the video that is on social media."
The police department added, "There is an active and open criminal investigation into this matter."
The Grevelding went live on Facebook during the incident, with many users taking to the comment section expressing their outrage and calling for law enforcement to take action.
Under the post, one person wrote in part, "Do not calm down! If you did nothing, nothing would have been done! You speak up for your niece! He should have been detained for an investigation on scene, at a minimum! The cop saying 'no witnesses' is WILD!!! And he didn't even try to find any! They had zero intensions on doing any preliminary investigation, hence letting that guy go! Cause a f-----g scene Uncle, speak for your niece!"
Another person added, "Telling a cop how to be a cop is crazy dude. Sorry bout that man."
While a third person wrote, "It's indecent exposure in front of a minor, also indecent exposure in public, it's got to be wrong for urinating on someone. The system is failing everyone and now they are saying it's ok."
Someone else chimed in, "They have cameras all over any stadium & in that place to see this actually happened in front of a minor at that! Make them pull them cameras follow through with this & if someone just spits they go to jail hm?"
According to reports by Maronick Law, the state of Maryland has strengthened penalties for indecent exposure when the crime involves minors. Those convicted of intentionally exposing themselves in the presence of a minor could face up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. This number could increase depending on whether or not the culprit has been charged with previous sex crimes.
Morgan has yet to speak out on the controversy.
