On Thursday in court, the prosecutor reported authorities are searching for an unidentified co-conspirator involved in the case, they don't believe this was the first time Reynolds smuggled drugs into an airport and that Reynolds "took advantage of her position as a crew member". Reynolds' attorney, Allan Jennings said in court "She may not have been fully aware of what was in the bags."

The Brooklyn judge in this case granted Reynolds bond for $500,000. However, Reynolds would not be released until California weighed in on the case. In court, the judge warned Reynolds family and friends that when Reynolds is released on bail, if she flees they could lose their homes.

Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers Association President, Marshall McClain said “The weekend’s incident reinforces the Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers' Association's calls for an airport police officer to be stationed within 300 feet of the TSA screening checkpoint."

While airport police officers are charged with patrolling an entire massive airport terminal, having an officer dedicated to being within 300 feet of the security area ensures that an officer is immediately available to respond to issues at the screening station which is the last line of defense in keeping unwanted items off of planes and ill-willed individuals from getting access to planes.