Delco woman facing charges for defecating on car during road rage

Delco woman facing charges for defecating on car during road rage

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May 4, 2025
A Delaware County woman was arrested after defecating on a car during a road rage dispute caught on video.

‘Delco Pooper’ arrested after viral road rage defecation incident in Prospect Park

A woman identified as Christina Marie Solometo, 44, of Ridley Park, has been arrested and charged in connection with a bizarre and widely circulated road rage incident in Delaware County that ended with her defecating on another driver’s car.

The incident took place on Tuesday, April 29, at the intersection of Fourth Street and Madison Avenue in Prospect Park. Police say the confrontation began when Solometo, driving a black Nissan, honked at a silver sedan that failed to turn on a green arrow. The encounter escalated when Solometo claimed the other driver mocked her and followed her vehicle.

After stopping, Solometo exited her vehicle and, instead of engaging physically, climbed onto the hood of the silver sedan and defecated. The act was recorded by a bystander and quickly spread online, earning her the nickname “Delco Pooper.” In the footage, the woman is seen smiling before driving away.

“I wanted to punch her in the face, but I pooped on her car instead and went home,” Solometo later admitted, according to Prospect Park Police. The department arrested her on Thursday, May 1.

Woman faces multiple charges, court date set

During her arrest, Solometo told police she believed the other driver was chasing her and that she feared being attacked. She also cited a personal “sickness” and added, “It was a clean poop. I didn’t even have to wipe.”

Solometo has been charged with indecent exposure, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, harassment, and depositing waste on a highway. She posted a $1,000 cash bail and is scheduled to appear in court on May 19 at 9 a.m.

Police emphasized the disruption caused by the incident, stating, “It can’t happen in this community. The recognition a town gets over this kind of thing is really unwelcome.”

The video has sparked a wave of social media reactions, memes, and national attention, though officials stressed the seriousness of the matter despite its viral nature.

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