Gunna Concert Attendee Pleads Guilty After Busting Nut On Woman
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Gunna concert attendee Glendon Marshall pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after e########## on a woman during the rapper’s March show at London’s O2 Arena.
Marshall, 23, of Northolt, appeared at Woolwich Crown Court in southeast London on Monday, November 2, according to local reports.
A second charge accuses Marshall of sexual assault by touching, but he has not entered his plea on that count.
The woman was in her 20s and said the man ejaculated on her leg after approaching her from behind during the March 25 show.
That night had been a long-awaited chance to see Gunna perform, according to the account she later shared on Instagram.
“I’ve been waiting for years to see Gunna perform, and people that know me know how much I love him,” she wrote.
Her posts described the distress that followed and included footage of security staff leading a man away from the concert.
The Metropolitan Police said venue managers called officers at about 8:20 P.M., after staff had detained a man inside the Greenwich arena.
Police already at the venue made the arrest, while officers with special training supported the woman after her report.
The arena described what happened as an “isolated incident” in its initial response to reports about the assault during the show.
AllHipHop covered that arrest in March, when the case was still under investigation, and the allegations had not reached Monday’s plea.
The O2 said its staff and police responded promptly, and the venue pledged to help investigators following the incident.
“Our priority is always the safety and wellbeing of our guests and we are assisting with their inquiries,” an O2 spokesman said.
The show was part of Gunna’s Wun World Tour, which included two London stops and a Manchester date during its European run.
The O2’s event listing placed his London performances on March 25 and March 31, six days apart at the same arena.
Marshall’s case was adjourned until later in November, with the court report giving no exact return date.
