Content Removal & Suppression
Mugshot Removal
Mugshot aggregator sites republish arrest photos regardless of how a case ended, and they tend to rank well precisely because there are so many of them. This service works each listing through the removal path most likely to apply, whether that is a direct request, an expungement-backed appeal, search deindexing, or suppression when none of those clear the page.
What This Covers
Here is exactly what is included, so there is no guesswork about scope.
Aggregator Site Removal Requests
Mugshot listings that persist on aggregator sites long after a case has closed, or after charges were dropped or expunged, are addressed through each site's own removal process.
Expungement-Backed Requests
Where a record has been legally sealed or expunged, that status strengthens a removal request considerably. We coordinate with the client's documentation to build the strongest case possible.
Google Deindexing
Even when a listing cannot be removed from the aggregator itself, we pursue whatever deindexing paths apply so the page stops showing up in a Google search.
Suppression as a Backstop
For listings that resist both removal and deindexing, we build a stronger page one so the arrest record is no longer the first thing a search returns.
Who This Is For
Individuals whose name search returns a mugshot or arrest record listing, particularly where the case has since closed, was dismissed, or does not reflect their current situation.
Which Defense This Supports
Mugshot removal typically arrives through Reputation Crisis and continues as a personal reputation engagement once the immediate listing is addressed.
Related supporting services: Personal Reputation Management and Remove Name from Google.
Dealing with an Old Mugshot Listing?
Tell us about the case status and where the listing appears. We will map out the fastest realistic path forward.
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