This is absolutely another case of the State zeaolously overstepping their Constitutional boundries. Innocent until proven guilty is pretty clear to me. Obviously a young kid in a beat up car, driving around a known drug area carrying needles is up to no good. You don't need a criminal justice dgree to figure that out. That still does not give the police the right to arrest someone for possessing a common, non dangerous object when no real crime has been committed. Ridiculous.