Getting arrested is never a fun time, but like most things in life, winding up in handcuffs comes with a silver lining: Landing the opportunity to snap an iconic mugshot of Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie-ian proportions. Just ask these ladies who found themselves serving a whole lot of face before serving their time.
From the possession of drugs to the possession of our hearts, here are the 25 best "Mugshawtys" from the last few weeks.
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“Resisting arrest without violence.”
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“Possession of cocaine with intent to sell, possession of meth with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, and possession of firearm by a convicted felon.”
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“Assault/battery, resisting arrest, and disturbing the peace.”
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“Possession of cocaine, permitting unauthorized person to drive, and possession of narcotic equipment.”
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“Possessing intoxicating substances while under 21, resisting arrest, and obstructing a peace officer or public servant.”
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“Unauthorized use of a credit card.”
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“Criminal mischief, trespassing, and vandalism.”
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“Aggravated domestic battery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and false imprisonment (threatened her partner with a knife over cleaning the cats litter box).”
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“Domestic violence / battery.”
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“Possession of a stolen firearm.”
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“Resisting arrest without violence.”
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“Disorderly intoxication and offering a bribe to a public servant (told officer she would have hankypanky with him for her juul back after being caught urinating in public)”
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“DWI, assault on a police officer, and obstruction of justice.”
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“Public intoxication, 2 charges of possession of marijuana, and possession of a fake ID.”
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“Attempted burglary of a motor vehicle.”
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“Possession of a controlled substance.”
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“Public intoxication and disorderly conduct.”
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“Battery - dating violence.”
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“3rd degree domestic battery.”
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“Battery - touch or strike.”
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“DUI, failure to maintain lane, open container, purchase and possession of alcohol by someone under legal age, and failure to wear seatbelt.”
