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If a mugshot appears in a search result, identify the website hosting the original page. Each publisher has its own process, and one request may not cover copies on other websites or social platforms.
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Arrests.org — work from the exact state record page.
Mugshots.com — record each matching listing separately.
Mugshots.Zone — save listing and image URLs where available.
RecentlyBooked.com — check the booking details and later case outcome separately.
Busted Newspaper — distinguish website pages from social media copies.
A news article may have an editorial correction or update process rather than a general opt-out form. Identify the publisher and explain a specific factual error or missing update.
Official records follow different rules from third-party websites. Online removal does not substitute for sealing or expungement. Discuss legal eligibility with a qualified attorney.
Check the exact site or platform’s current privacy, reporting, and removal instructions. Track independent copies separately.
Open the search result and note the website address.
Save the individual listing URL rather than only the search-results page.
Check whether an image is served from another URL.
Record the date checked and any inaccurate details.
Use the publisher’s official process for the relevant request.
If the source has already changed, follow the appropriate search-result refresh process. See Google Search and Images removal options.
Send public links through the form on our free review page. Use our tracking checklist to keep requests organized, or browse all removal guides.
Compare direct requests and paid assistance. If you need help with several sites, use the pricing checklist to ask for a quote tied to the exact URLs.
For TheGeorgiaGazette.com, read The Georgia Gazette removal guide. For separately uploaded or shared content, use the Facebook mugshot removal guide and Instagram mugshot removal guide.