A man has spoken out after claiming that he and several members of his family were urinated on during a Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore.
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Troy Grevelding alleges the incident happened at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, July 18, while he was attending the show with his wife, brother, and two nieces.
Morgan Wallen Concertgoer Claims Family Was Urinated On
Grevelding told PEOPLE that the incident involved an intoxicated man who mistakenly returned to the wrong seat during the concert.
Earlier in the evening, Grevelding said he had asked the man to stop talking loudly on FaceTime during the performance. As the night went on, however, he claims the two reconciled.
Grevelding said that he apologized before the pair chatted about sports and even "photobombed" each other's photos.
According to Grevelding, the situation then took a shocking turn when the man allegedly began urinating on his wife and niece. He described it as a "premeditated" act.
"I thought it was just another guy behind me, you know what I mean? It was spilled beer, whatever," Grevelding alleges.
"And then my wife says to me, 'Whatever that man's doing, is all over my leg.' And at that same time, I was kind of, like, standing on an angle, so I just kind of like, look over my right shoulder, and at that point, dude, his pants are completely down."
Family Says Incident Left Them Covered in Urine
Grevelding said it was unclear whether the man had been attempting to urinate into "a bottle or a can."
"And I don't care what he was doing because I was getting peed all over, my wife was getting peed all over, [and] my 8-year-old niece was getting peed on," he said.
Grevelding's brother, Tim, attended the concert with his daughters, aged 8 and 11, and described the ordeal as "just sickening."
"We had a 1.5 hour ride back to where we were staying and we had pee-covered clothing," Tim told PEOPLE. "It just wasn't the outcome we were looking for."
The family says it has since been in contact with the Senior Vice President of Operations and Customer Experience at M&T Bank Stadium.
According to TMZ, the man, who has not been publicly identified, was detained outside the stadium but was not arrested.
Grevelding also shared a video showing him speaking with police officers after the incident.
Officers explained that security footage from the stadium would need to be reviewed before any arrest could be made. They told him he could eventually subpoena the footage and pursue charges.
