Man Peed on Family of 3 at Metallica Concert, Per Court Docs

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Man Peed on Family of 3 at Metallica Concert, Per Court Docs

We’re banging our heads over this one.

A man was arrested at a Metallica concert in Glendale, Arizona after it’s believed he urinated on a family, including peeing on a 10-year-old girl.

Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers arrested Daniel Francis Daddio, 44, Friday night at University of Phoenix Stadium.

The father of the family told concert staff that “all three of his family members felt warm liquid washing over their back legs”, according to the police report.

After turning around to investigate, the father reportedly “observed Daniel Francis Daddio standing behind them in the row of seats just above theirs with his penis out of his trousers and in his hands…”

He was arrested around 9:40 p.m. Police said his ticket was located right behind the family, according to AZCentral.com.

Daddio appeared in court over the weekend and the presiding judge seemed to have a wee problem with the allegations.

A judge at Daddio’s court appearance called the incident “one of the most disgusting scenarios I have ever read”. He appeared for his initial arraignment in the superior court of Maricopa County on August 5.

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