There has to be some notion of intent in determining criminal charges. This is a little reminiscent of former Dallas Cowboys' coach Barry Switzer, who accidentally carried his concealed handgun with him in a bag when he was rushing for a team plane.
A JetBlue pilot is facing a weapons possession charge after a gun was found in his bag during a screening at New York's LaGuardia Airport.
A criminal complaint says Robert Paulson of Ankeny, Iowa, was going through screening procedures Sept. 8 when the screener saw something metal in the X-ray. A 40-caliber H&K pistol and bullets were found in his bag.
The complaint says Paulson had been in New York for at least the day and was returning to Iowa.
He was arraigned and released on his own recognizance. His next court date is Sept. 19. . . .
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