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Case Study: Andrey Bundley Case

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Baltimore mayoral candidate Andrey Bundley was arrested for placing advertisement flyers on vehicles without the owner’s permission. Bundley was released without charges. Laws against placing advertisement flyers vary from city to city depending on local ordinances which outline laws for trespassing, soliciting, and littering. If the advertisement material is discarded onto the property causing the party who initially distributed the material be liable. A legal right to arrest the officer must have witnesses the actions and requires probable cause. In this case, the officer witnessed an individual place flyers on vehicles which could be a cause of the trash problem. Furthermore, the officer asked Bundley to stop yet he chose to continue. In

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