Police all the time do this to the victims & most accurately tell the victim not to do anything about it.
There can be a shooting right in front of a gaggle of police yet they'll say they haven't received a 911 dispatch call on it. Then they'll walk away or drive off as if nobody just shoot at someone right in front of them. Tell them you want to press charges on the person who just assaulted you & they'll call an ambulance for the perp and put you in cuffs if you keep assisting your rights.
Man says concertgoer urinated on him at M&T Bank Stadium, police response goes viral
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A family trip to a Morgan Wallen concert at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore took a disturbing turn Saturday after a man allegedly urinated on a concertgoer and his family, an incident that has since gone viral on social media.
Troy Grevelding, who said he was visiting from upstate New York with his family, recorded the moments he reported the incident to authorities on cell phone video.
Grevelding said the confrontation began after he and his family got to their seats and a man behind them became disruptive. Grevelding said the man was on FaceTime, “being very loud,” and bumped into him several times.
“So, after he bumped into me a couple more times, I turned around, I said, 'hey bud,' I said, 'these aren't your seats,' I said 'put your phone down, enjoy the show. You want to be on your phone, go to your seats...we're here to enjoy the show,'" Grevelding said.
Grevelding said that moments later, he and his wife felt something on their legs.
“I literally feel something on my leg. My wife feels something on her leg. My niece is standing on the seats, sitting on them. And my wife says, 'whatever that gentleman is doing, it's all over my leg.' At that point, I kinda see him like bent over out of the corner of my eye. So, I turned to look,” Grevelding said.
Grevelding said he then saw the man urinating.
“He has his genitalia hanging completely out and he's urinating all over the back of my seat, my wife's leg, my leg, my niece,” Grevelding said.
He said the man looked at him and said, “it's good bro, it's good."
Grevelding said he confronted the man.
“At that point, I grab him, pushed him back and said, 'what the "f" are you doing? You're pissing all over me,'" he said.
Grevelding said he looked for police and that officers from the Maryland Transportation Authority Police responded.
In the cell phone video, an officer is heard telling him, “I just explained to you, we cannot take him into custody.”
The officer also said, “We're going to give you his information. You can be referred to a commissioner (to file charges yourself)."
Grevelding said officers told him they could not arrest the man because they did not witness what happened.
Stadium officials referred our questions to MDTA Police, which is investigating.
MDTA Police said in a statement, “The MDTA Police is aware of this incident and the video that is on social media. There is an active and open criminal investigation into this matter.”
Grevelding said he wants accountability.
“There is no accountability,” he said. “I want justice for my eight-year-old niece. That's the bottom line."
Troy Grevelding, who said he was visiting from upstate New York with his family, recorded the moments he reported the incident to authorities on cell phone video.
Grevelding said the confrontation began after he and his family got to their seats and a man behind them became disruptive. Grevelding said the man was on FaceTime, “being very loud,” and bumped into him several times.
“So, after he bumped into me a couple more times, I turned around, I said, 'hey bud,' I said, 'these aren't your seats,' I said 'put your phone down, enjoy the show. You want to be on your phone, go to your seats...we're here to enjoy the show,'" Grevelding said.
Grevelding said that moments later, he and his wife felt something on their legs.
“I literally feel something on my leg. My wife feels something on her leg. My niece is standing on the seats, sitting on them. And my wife says, 'whatever that gentleman is doing, it's all over my leg.' At that point, I kinda see him like bent over out of the corner of my eye. So, I turned to look,” Grevelding said.
Grevelding said he then saw the man urinating.
“He has his genitalia hanging completely out and he's urinating all over the back of my seat, my wife's leg, my leg, my niece,” Grevelding said.
He said the man looked at him and said, “it's good bro, it's good."
Grevelding said he confronted the man.
“At that point, I grab him, pushed him back and said, 'what the "f" are you doing? You're pissing all over me,'" he said.
Grevelding said he looked for police and that officers from the Maryland Transportation Authority Police responded.
In the cell phone video, an officer is heard telling him, “I just explained to you, we cannot take him into custody.”
The officer also said, “We're going to give you his information. You can be referred to a commissioner (to file charges yourself)."
Grevelding said officers told him they could not arrest the man because they did not witness what happened.
Stadium officials referred our questions to MDTA Police, which is investigating.
MDTA Police said in a statement, “The MDTA Police is aware of this incident and the video that is on social media. There is an active and open criminal investigation into this matter.”
Grevelding said he wants accountability.
“There is no accountability,” he said. “I want justice for my eight-year-old niece. That's the bottom line."
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Pazuzu3666 2 weeks ago
Lostcoss.82 2 weeks ago
Police can't do nothing but if you do something now your in handcuffs. Make it make sense.
WHITETRASHLOSERS 3 weeks ago
that's why you be a man and handle the situation your self that dude would have been in a choke hold and going night night.
HitlerWasBased 3 weeks ago
thats what you get for going to a cucked Morgan Wallen concert. Beer and Circus...
