Man Caught Exhibitionist During Concert

During a Korn performance at MetLife Stadium, a concertgoer was seen engaging in inappropriate behavior in close proximity to other fans. Witnesses reported that Joshua Scornavacchi, 37, traveled over 150 miles from Mohnton to attend the event, which featured Korn alongside System of a Down.

While Korn played their song “Blind,” spectators seated on the second level noticed Scornavacchi allegedly exposing himself and recording the act with his phone. Despite the reactions of others and audible gasps, he continued until he was confronted. A video later circulated on social media shows him stopping only after being struck by an unidentified male attendee.

Security and law enforcement officials responded swiftly, removing Scornavacchi from his seat. He was handcuffed, taken into custody, and faced charges of lewdness and resisting arrest. Reports indicate he was later released and scheduled to appear in court next month.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Scornavacchi is employed as a bosun, overseeing equipment and crew aboard a historic ship operated by a maritime authority in Washington state. He was also observed by stadium security, who alerted police.

This incident has raised concerns within the concert community about safety and inappropriate conduct in venues. The venue and authorities have not issued further statements.