Everything we know about Josh Huff’s arrest

This afternoon, we put up this post about the reports that Eagles receiver Josh Huff was arrested Tuesday morning for speeding across the Walt Whitman bridge, while in possession of a gun and marijuana.

Since then, further details have emerged about the case. To keep you as informed as possible, we’re putting together a post here to make sure no details go unmentioned. The events and reports are listed in reverse chronological order.

Tuesday evening: the Delaware River Port Authority releases the criminal complaint filed against Huff, which picked up by multiple news organizations.

Here are a few details obtained from the DRPA complaint, from Philly Mag’s David Gambacorta:

Huff allegedly did not have a permit to carry in New Jersey, which the officer wrote is a “crime of the second degree,” which can bring a prison sentence of up to five years. The hollow-point bullets were in a magazine next the gun; possessing the bullets was listed as a crime of the fourth degree. The DRPA wrote in an email that a criminal summons was issued to Huff for possessing marijuana under 50 grams, along with two warrants for unlawful possession of a weapon and prohibited weapons/devices.

He was also hit with a traffic summons for DUI, speeding and obstructed view because his car has tinted windows. Huff’s bail was set at $25,000, and he is scheduled for a court date in Camden County on November 15th, two days after the Eagles play the Atlanta Falcons at Lincoln Financial Field.

Tuesday afternoon: A source tells NBC Philadelphia (reported here by CSN Philly) that Huff was going 63 MPH in a 45 MPH zone, and that Huff only had a permit to carry the firearm in Texas, not New Jersey, where he was pulled over by police.

Tuesday, 1:07 PM: The Eagles release a statement:

Tuesday, 12:48 PM: CBS Philadelphia officially reports that Huff had a run-in with police on the Walt Whitman bridge. CBS’s sources say the arrest took place at 11:00 A.M., and that Huff “was allegedly speeding and in possession of marijuana and a gun.”