An off-duty police officer was arrested for urinating on a female fan and her designer cowgirl boots during a Kenny Chesney concert in Massachusetts.
Rhode Island police officer Shane Lynch was enjoying the concert in the sandbox at Gillette Stadium on Saturday night when he reportedly went to the restroom around 9:15 p.m.
The woman, who had purchased the new boots especially for the Chesney concert, was also standing in the sandbox when she “felt something wet squirt down her leg,” the arrest report said.
Then she looked down and was shocked to see Shane “peeing on her shoes.”
“Did you just pee on my leg?” the shocked victim asked Lynch.
Shane Lynch, an officer with the Cranston Police Department, committed the despicable act in the sandbox of the concert at Gillette Stadium around 9:15 p.m., officials said
“I did that?” Lynch reportedly replied, according to the news outlet.
The off-duty officer, who worked for the Cranston Police Department, then walked into the crowd of concertgoers until police caught up to him when the victim pointed him out.
Lynch appeared “extremely intoxicated” and was arrested by Foxborough police.
The drunken country fan had “his zipper open and his shorts appeared to be wet,” according to a arrest report.
He continued to behave rudely and “grabbed his pussy and urinated again” while one of the officers was speaking to him.
He was charged with disorderly conduct and destruction of property.
Kenny Chesney performs at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts in August 2018. He returned to the stadium for the concert on August 24
Cranston Police Chief Michael Winquist said the department was aware of Lynch’s arrest and an “administrative investigation” is underway, the news outlet reported.
“All Cranston police officers understand that they are held to a higher standard and are expected to conduct themselves professionally both on and off duty,” Winquist said in a statement.
“Failure to meet this expectation will result in disciplinary action.”
According to 10 WJAR News, Lynch agreed to pay $100 in court costs to have the case dismissed.
Stadium security also gave him a restraining order, the news outlet reported.
When DailyMail.com contacted Cranston police, no one was available for comment.
Kenny Chesney is pictured performing at the 2022 CMT Music Awards at Nashville Municipal Auditorium
It’s unclear if Chesney was aware of the incident, but the 56-year-old music legend posted on X (formerly Twitter) to thank fans, musician Zac Brown and others as he neared the end of his 2024 career. Sundown tour.
“I’m definitely a little tired. But my heart and soul are so full of all the faces we’ve seen this year.”
‘The energy, the laughter and all the music will live on in me forever. I needed a few days to regroup, to make sure the 3 nights @Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA were not an illusion or a dream.
“The ringing in my ears tells me it really happened, that it was real. I’ve never felt so much love and raw energy all at once, and it just keeps growing after every night,” he said, among other things.
