DEF LEPPARD Fan Faces Charges After Urinating On Two Women

September 7, 2005

According to Ontario's The London Free Press, a rock fan faces several charges after two women were urinated on at a recent John Labatt Centre concert, London police announced yesterday.

The women felt liquid splashing against the backs of their legs at a DEF LEPPARD concert Aug. 16, police said, and turned around to see a man behind them urinating. The disgusting incident, however, wasn't over there.

"It wasn't just once — it was twice," Const. Amanda Pfeffer said. "The one girl saw it and minutes later, he did it again."

The women left their seats to get security guards, who were dealing with the man when two off-duty London police officers noticed the situation and got involved. The man was later charged.

Shawn Brenner, 36, of Kitchener is charged with two counts of assault and one count of committing an indecent act.

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