UPDATE: Retired Co-Owner of Pennsylvania Macaroni Co. Releases Statement on Charges

(File Photo of a Gavel)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

UPDATE: Over the weekend Attorney Robert G. Del Greco Jr. released a statement from his client David Sunseri. Sunseri is the retired Co-Owner of the Pennsylvania Macaroni Company who was facing a misdemeanor charge of terroristic threats after an alleged incident that happened at a building in Pittsburgh on September 15th, 2025 . Below is the statement:

Statement made by David Sunseri as submitted by me as his lawyer:

On September15, 2025, I went to Pennsylvania Macaroni and had an argument with my Brother.  The reason for the argument is private amongst family.  The firearm alleged to have been picked up  on the sidewalk was my cell phone that I dropped . I never possessed a firearm. Thank you.

David Sunseri

Sunseri allegedly banged on a window and yelled, telling someone inside to come outside so that he could fight him, later allegedly saying he would kill that person inside. A criminal complaint confirms that Sunseri tried to get in the building when he went to the back of the building but could not get into it. Then, Sunseri allegedly went back to the front of the building and continued to make threats and yell. According to the criminal complaint, the victim told police that Sunseri eventually went back to his car and, while getting into the vehicle, picked up a firearm that was lying on the sidewalk. Police gave the victim advice to get a protection from abuse order against Sunseri, who has a misdemeanor charge of terroristic threats against him.