Taylor Swift has been on the road for over a year. Her biggest concert tour, “The Eras Tour”, is still ongoing, during which the artist will play over 150 concerts. At the beginning, the singer will also perform in Poland at the PGE National Stadium in Warsaw, but she is currently giving concerts in Great Britain.
Horrible incident at Taylor Swift concert. 64-year-old man arrested for ‘voyeurism’
In recent days she gave three concerts in Edinburgh, Scotland. According to the website, the local police confirmed that there was one arrest during all the artist’s concerts at Murrayfield Stadium. As the local inspector said:
A 64-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with an offense of voyeurism committed at Murrayfield Stadium during a concert on Saturday, June 8.
Chief Inspector David Happs also added that the man had been released from custody. However, on condition that he appear at Edinburgh District Court at a later date.
According to , voyeurism is: “a sexual disorder in which the source of sexual satisfaction for a given person is exclusively or mainly from watching other people’s sexual practices and masturbating during this time.”
“The Eras Tour”. Attendance records were broken at recent concerts in Edinburgh!
Despite this unpleasant incident, hundreds of thousands of fans came to Taylor Swift’s concerts in the capital of Scotland. Also from other parts of the world. On Monday, the artist published a post on Instagram in which she wrote: “Edinburgh! You really blew me away this weekend.”
Thank you for breaking the Scottish stadium attendance record three times in a row and for everything you have made us feel at home here. I love you, all 220,000 people! – she added.
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Source: Gazeta
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