No, and and probably not. Being arrested at something like this is likely to result in a fine at most. The author notes that he was eventually charged with a t

No, and and probably not. Being arrested at something like this is likely to result in a fine at most. The author notes that he was eventually charged with a traffic obstruction violation. Basically, jaywalking. The arrest may show up on a background check. I think it would depend on state-level laws about how public the proceedings are. But no one would give it much weight. Of course, if you're arrested every weekend for something like this, they might.