Troy Grevelding and his family were looking forward to the Morgan Wallen concert Friday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore — something he says was three years in the making after earlier shows they had tickets for were postponed or canceled. Grevelding and his wife drove from Syracuse, New York, while his brother and his family drove from Morehead City, North Carolina, making a long trek for the country performance.
Their experience was ruined when a visibly intoxicated concertgoer urinated on the family, including on Grevelding’s 8-year-old niece, Grevelding said. The man was escorted out of the concert following the incident, but police said they could not do anything else, he added. Read more: https://t.co/ytnQqNfbM2
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Wow……….cant trust the police to do the right thing. At a minimum he should have been arrested and let the courts figure it out. At least it would’ve been put in his records. They know damn well if it was a police officer and their family they would have not only assaulted the guy, they would have found a way to arrest them.
The MD police is an embarrassment to law enforcement. You guys lost my support!!!!
@FOXBaltimore Why are we still handing over millions of taxpayer dollars to the Mayor’s kickback machine, Monzi? This is textbook taxpayer funded fraud scheme. They should be using the funds for more technology, cameras, police. Who is ever going to do the audit?
My family and I were very disappointed with our experience at the American State Fair in Washington, DC.
We drove over an hour to spend the day in the city. Before heading to the fair, my teenage son, daughter, and I went for a run around the U.S. Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial. We planned to finish the day by enjoying the last day of the fair together.
Unfortunately, we were turned away at the entrance because I was carrying a running CamelBak. The only items inside were a metal water bottle, hand sanitizer, an apple, my car keys, and my phone. Staff directed us to use the lockers at the National Museum, but when we went there, we were told they could not accommodate us.
I normally don’t write negative reviews, but this experience was very disappointing. We made the trip specifically to enjoy the fair as a family, only to be denied entry over a hydration pack containing everyday personal items. While I understand and respect the need for security policies, it would have been helpful if there had been a practical storage option available or clearer information provided in advance so visitors could plan accordingly.
Unfortunately, after driving over an hour and being unable to enter, our family left disappointed. I hope the organizers consider improving this process for future events so other families don’t have the same experience.
@greatstatefair My family and I were very disappointed with our experience at the American State Fair in Washington, DC.
We drove over an hour to spend the day in the city. Before heading to the fair, my teenage son, daughter, and I went for a run around the U.S. Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial. We planned to finish the day by enjoying the last day of the fair together.
Unfortunately, we were turned away at the entrance because I was carrying a running CamelBak. The only items inside were a metal water bottle, hand sanitizer, an apple, my car keys, and my phone. Staff directed us to use the lockers at the National Museum, but when we went there, we were told they could not accommodate us.
I normally don’t write negative reviews, but this experience was very disappointing. We made the trip specifically to enjoy the fair as a family, only to be denied entry over a hydration pack containing everyday personal items. While I understand and respect the need for security policies, it would have been helpful if there had been a practical storage option available or clearer information provided in advance so visitors could plan accordingly.
Unfortunately, after driving over an hour and being unable to enter, our family left disappointed. I hope the organizers consider improving this process for future events so other families don’t have the same experience.
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This is a great program and to see Tim Tebow associated with this validates the importance, credibility and the visibility that is required to keep the monsters from our children!
I always want to applaud the app developers for applying security controls.
I think it is sad that we can have the hardware developers support this program. You guys need to get on board. The apps can only do so much, but the hardware developers can streamline their operating system so it’s another layer for parents to protect their children.
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To all Members of Congress, especially Senate Majority Leader John Thune:
Please pass both The Save America Act and full funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) immediately. Don’t you see this is a matter of national security?
We are under threat from within. It’s critical that only U.S. citizens vote in our elections—this isn’t just about election integrity; it also helps DHS do their jobs more effectively through a clear process of elimination (knowing who’s here legally simplifies enforcement and resource allocation).
Right now, DHS is crippled without proper funding. Essential operations are underfunded or stalled during this partial shutdown, making it impossible for them to perform at full capacity when we need them most—especially with heightened threats from ongoing conflicts.
Who cares about gas prices or minor inconveniences right now? I’d rather pay a small extra cost at the pump than risk more American lives lost because Congress won’t act. Dead Americans aren’t worth protecting a filibuster rule in these circumstances.
I’m not against the filibuster in principle—it protects minority rights and forces deliberation. But it must be overridden or set aside when national security is directly at stake. The filibuster isn’t sacred if a minority party uses it to put America in the crosshairs.
Senator Thune, You cannot in good conscience keep upholding the filibuster when a determined minority is willing to jeopardize our homeland security over self serving demands. This shutdown and the block on The Save America Act will be on all of you if you don’t stand up and do the right thing—now.
Pass these bills. Secure our elections. Fund our protectors. Protect America first.