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Man Arrested For Peeing On Family At Morgan Wallen Concert

8:50 AM EDT on August 13, 2026

David Sherman

Good news for that one very upset uncle from a viral Facebook video a few weeks ago: Police caught the guy who pissed all over an entire family at a Morgan Wallen concert. Or they caught the guy who allegedly pissed all over an entire family at a Morgan Wallen concert. Innocent until proven guilty and all that. In particular this case, I can't imagine the crime will be all that difficult to verify.

If you're late to the party, country superstar Morgan Wallen played two shows last month at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium. At one of those shows, a Syracuse man named Troy Grevelding went to security to report an upsetting encounter with a fellow concertgoer. After getting bumped a few times and telling the guy off, Grevelding says that he and his family felt something trickling on them. They turned around to see a man with his dick out, pissing all over the whole group, including Grevelding's eight-year-old niece.

Grevelding claims that he exclaimed angrily and that the pissing guy told him, "It's good bro, it's good." Grevelding then went to speak to stadium authorities, and he got very angry when they wouldn't arrest the guy on the spot. He filmed himself having that conversation, but Maryland Transportation Authority Police, who were overseeing the concert for some reason, told him that they couldn't make the arrest because none of them witnessed the incident. On Tuesday, however, police in Wilson County, North Carolina arrested a 33-year-old man named Jayson Reed, charging him with our counts of second-degree assault, public urination, and other related offenses, as CBS News reports.

Per CBS News, while Maryland Transportation Authority Police didn't arrest the pisser at the concert, they "identified a man and escorted him out of the stadium." After an investigation, they obtained an arrest warrant for Jayson Reed, who is now being held without bail and awaiting extradition to Maryland. Troy Grevelding tells CBS News that he's aware of the arrest and remains frustrated that he wasn't immediately arrested. Grevelding hasn't posted anything else on TikTok or Instagram Reels since he documented his interactions with the police.

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