PNC Park Fall Victim Faces Prowling Charges at Ex-Girlfriend's Home in Pennsylvania

Kavan Markwood, a Pittsburgh Pirates fan who fell 21 feet from the stands at PNC Park earlier this year and sustained serious injuries, has been charged with misdemeanor loitering and prowling at nighttime for allegedly attempting to forcefully enter his ex-girlfriend's home at around 3:30 a.m. Markwood was seen on doorbell camera video knocking on the door and was found by police crouching in his vehicle nearby with alcohol on his breath. His ex-girlfriend, who has a restraining order against him citing verbal abuse and heavy drinking, reported that Markwood had been sending suspicious text messages about vehicles outside her home. Markwood denies the allegations, stating he was not there for the reasons claimed and intends to clarify his side in court. Prior to this incident, Markwood was supported publicly after his fall at the stadium and has been involved in related legal proceedings concerning underage alcohol consumption at the game. The case highlights ongoing legal and personal troubles for Markwood following the high-profile injury at PNC Park.