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You left out the key reason for his arrest and the only reason he couldn’t get it dropped. He left the airport and stayed in a hotel overnight. >They argued,
by wil421 7y ago
You left out the key reason for his arrest and the only reason he couldn’t get it dropped.
He left the airport and stayed in a hotel overnight.
>They argued, among other things, that probable cause existed for the arrest because § 926A was inapplicable, given Revell's overnight stay in New Jersey
- Rebelgecko 7y agoMy understanding is that 926A only applies when you're physically in a vehicle, so even if he picked his luggage up from baggage claim and immediately walked over to check it in he would still be in violation. If he had been able to get a bus to Pennsylvania, he would've been breaking the law while he carried his bag to the bus since New Jersey still considers it "readily accessible" in a locked container.