Mug Shots With Tie-Dye, Sprig Of Shamrock
Only a few teeth missing from latest booking review
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Mugs: March 23, 2012
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Mugs: March 23, 2012
NOTE: This week’s booking photo roundup can be viewed two ways:
I) Click here to page through the photos in old school TSG style. In the upper right corner of each page you’ll find a description of the criminal charge(s) leveled against the suspect.
II) To look at the booking photos in a lightbox, just click the image beneath the “View The Document” arrow at left. When you mouse over the respective photos, the charged crime(s) will appear in a small box.
MARCH 23--Locked up for violating his probation--he has previously done time on weapons, drugs, and theft charges--the 26-year-old Oregonian who leads off this week’s mug shot roundup apparently met the news of his latest incarceration with approval. As for our other arrestees, some notes:
1) The gentleman, 41, on page #3 was busted today on a prostitution charge. And while the Michigan man’s makeup is pretty much flawless, his hair definitely leaves something to be desired; 2) Even with finger holes inked daintily in the shape of hearts, it’s of little surprise that the Florida teen with the brass knuckles tattooed on her abdomen on page #4 was arrested for battery. The woman, 19, was also hit Tuesday with a pot possession count; 3) With only half a shamrock on his face, the 26-year-old West Virginian on page #5 should have known that his St. Patrick’s Day luck would run out by Sunday when he was arrested on a misdemeanor charge; and 4) The 48-year-old Louisianan in the anti-Obama t-shirt on page #8 was busted for pot possession and possession of drug paraphernalia, which must make the other members of his Pelican State village very proud. (15 pages)
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