Jayson Reed Charged After Urine Incident at Morgan Wallen Show

A Maryland Transportation Authority Police officer confirmed on Thursday, August 13 that Jayson Reed, 33, has been charged with four counts of second‑degree assault, public urination and other offenses following an alleged incident at a Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore on July 18.

Reed faces charges that could carry significant penalties.

The concert took place at M&T Bank Stadium, where a fan named Troy Grevelding alleged that a man sitting behind him, his wife, his brother and an eight‑year‑old niece exposed himself and urinated inside the venue, splashing the family. The incident caused immediate alarm among attendees.

, police initially told him that they could not arrest the suspect because no one had witnessed the act, prompting an ongoing criminal investigation by the Maryland Transportation Authority Police. He shared the footage online to seek help.

## Background & Context

Morgan Wallen, 33, is touring under his Still the Problem Tour across U.S. stadiums, a project that has faced controversy before. Fans and security teams have been monitoring for potential disruptions.

In June, Wallen canceled a scheduled show at Pittsburgh’s Acrisure Stadium after officials cited forecasted thunderstorms; he released a statement saying safety for fans and crew was his priority. He emphasized that the decision was made to protect attendees.

Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O’Connor later noted that the artist’s team had made no contact with the city’s public safety office regarding the cancellation. The mayor questioned the lack of communication between the parties.

In a statement released after the Pittsburgh cancellation, Wallen said, “After talking with local officials and my team, there is no choice but to cancel tonight’s show due to severe adverse weather conditions expected throughout the rest of the day and night.” The statement was posted on his official social media account.

Mayor Corey O’Connor said on KDKA Radio that, “There was no contact to Public Safety or my administration, so however the artist and his team picked to not have the show, that was on them.” He urged the artist to engage with local authorities before making changes.

The tour’s schedule includes multiple high‑profile stadiums, necessitating coordination with local authorities for safety. Security protocols are reviewed before each venue.

Wallen’s Still the Problem Tour includes stadiums across the United States, drawing large crowds and requiring extensive security measures. The tour has drawn large audiences each night.

## What Happened

Grevelding, who spoke to Fox Baltimore on Monday, described a series of interruptions by the suspect before the alleged act. He said the suspect was distracted by his phone.

He also recounted that the suspect had been talking loudly on his phone and bumped into him several times before the alleged incident. This repeated contact escalated tensions.

Grevelding’s Facebook post included a statement that police had initially said no witnesses were present. He urged authorities to investigate further.

Grevelding also claimed the suspect was looking at him while speaking. The video shows the event unfolding in real time.

He described shouting, “What the eff are you doing? You’re pissing all over me.” Grevelding claimed the suspect said, “It’s good, bro. It’s good.” while urinating.

The suspect’s words were described as mocking. The police told no witnesses had seen the incident. The lack of witnesses hampered immediate action.

## What Happens Next

Reed was arrested in North Carolina and is awaiting extradition to Maryland, where he faces charges of second‑degree assault, public urination and other offenses. The extradition process will determine the next steps.

The Maryland Transportation Authority Police have confirmed that they are aware of the incident and the video on social media, noting that an investigation is open. They are coordinating with local law‑enforcement agencies.

The legal process will involve extradition proceedings in Maryland, where prosecutors will determine whether to seek trial or plea arrangements. Details of the prosecution strategy remain confidential.

Extradition proceedings will determine whether Reed remains in custody or is released pending trial. The court will set the hearing date.

The Maryland Transportation Authority Police have indicated that they are monitoring the case as it develops. Updates will be provided when significant changes occur.

The case remains in a pending extradition phase until formal charges are announced or a court hearing is scheduled. No public statement has yet been issued.

No statement has been released by Wallen’s representatives regarding the incident.