Inset: Christina Solometo (Prospect Park Police). Background: Chrsitina Solometo being taken into custody on Thursday, May 1, 2025, in Prospect Park, Pa. (WTFX/YouTube).
A Pennsylvania woman has been dubbed the “Delco Pooper” by Delaware County residents and internet users after she was arrested for allegedly defecating on a person’s car during a road rage incident that was caught on camera, cops say.
“I wanted to punch her in the face, but I pooped on her car instead and went home,” Christina Solometo, 44, allegedly told authorities after her arrest for the April 30 incident, according to the police affidavit of probable cause, which was obtained by The Delaware County Daily Times.
Solometo, who is from Ridley Park, is charged with indecent exposure, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, harassment and depositing waste on a highway for last Wednesday’s alleged incident. Her affidavit says she deposited “an accumulation of liquefied human feces” on the hood of a driver’s car during a road rage attack on 4th Street and Madison avenue in Prospect Park.
“Solometo said as she was walking back to her car, the driver of the silver sedan called her a (insulting name), which made her angry,” the affidavit says, according to the Daily Times. “Solometo said, ‘I wanted to punch her in the face, but I pooped on her car instead and went home,”” the document adds.
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Prospect Park Police Chief David Madonna, speaking to local NBC affiliate WCAU, said that while the case and Solometo’s actions are “being joked on a lot,” authorities are “treating it seriously” and handling her like any other alleged criminal.
“It can’t happen in this community,” Madonna said. “No town wants this to happen in their town,” he told WCAU. “The recognition a town gets over this kind of thing, it’s really unwelcome. We don’t want this.”
It was reportedly Madonna and Sgt. Henry O’Neil who nabbed Solometo and took her into custody on Thursday after going to her Chester Pike address to talk about what allegedly happened. Cops were able to track the “Delco Pooper” down after talking to motorists who took video of the incident and getting her car info, according to the affidavit.
O’Neill was initially able to get in touch with Solometo over the phone Wednesday after calling numbers listed for her and her family members, the Daily Times reports. Solometo allegedly said she had a “good idea” why the sergeant was wanting to talk to her, but she didn’t want to come to the police station to discuss what happened.
Solometo, instead, chose to share her side of the story over the phone and claimed she was having stomach issues Wednesday, which caused her to defecate on the other driver’s car during their dispute, per police. She said the other driver was in front of her at a traffic light and mocking her after Solometo honked her horn due to the motorist not accelerating after the light turned green, cops say. Solometo believed the motorist began following her and that’s when she stopped her vehicle and exited, she said. Cops report that the other driver was allegedly going home and not tailing Solometo.
On Thursday, Madonna and O’Neill showed up to Solometo’s home and asked for more information on what happened. She allegedly told them, “It was a clean poop. I didn’t even have to wipe,” according to the Daily Times, among other things, before being arrested.
Solometo has been given names like “Delco Deucer” and “Delco Pooper” by local residents and internet users, the local newspaper reports. Video of her alleged road rage defecation has circulated on social media platforms, along with footage of Solometo being taken into custody.
“I have a sickness,” Solometo can be heard saying.
Solometo was arraigned Thursday night and released Friday after posting bail. She is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on May 19.
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