BELLE VERNON, Pa. -- Blame it on the tight jeans. That's Sean Eldon Duvall's response to charges he pointed a loaded pistol at a Southwest Pennsylvania Regional police detective.
According to court documents, the officer asked Duvall if he needed help early Tuesday. Duvall said he was just stopping at friend's house to play chess.
Duvall told the officer he had a concealed carry permit for his gun, which was lying on the seat of his car. Duvall said he couldn't carry the gun as required, because his jeans were too tight.
The detective charged that the gun was hidden under papers and aimed at him. Duvall said he didn't purposely point the gun at the officer. Duvall will tell his story to a judge in a couple of weeks.
According to court documents, the officer asked Duvall if he needed help early Tuesday. Duvall said he was just stopping at friend's house to play chess.
Duvall told the officer he had a concealed carry permit for his gun, which was lying on the seat of his car. Duvall said he couldn't carry the gun as required, because his jeans were too tight.
The detective charged that the gun was hidden under papers and aimed at him. Duvall said he didn't purposely point the gun at the officer. Duvall will tell his story to a judge in a couple of weeks.