Remove Connecticut Mugshots & Arrest Records
We can clean up your CT arrests online fast!
How did your Connecticut arrest record and mugshot end up online and how will we remove it?
Regional Connecticut news and crime reporting websites obtain arrest reports and photos from public record databases and publish it online. To protect their privacy and reputation online, those arrested in Connecticut with private arrest information exposed online are always looking for ways to clean up their mugshot and arrest information on search engines.
If you were arrested in Connecticut and your mugshot now show up on Google, we have solutions to get it off the internet fast! Reach out to us today to learn how we can get your Connecticut arrest record off the web and delete your mugshot photo from search engines like Google and Bing.
If you were arrested in Connecticut and your mugshot now show up on Google, we have solutions to get it off the internet fast! Reach out to us today to learn how we can get your Connecticut arrest record off the web and delete your mugshot photo from search engines like Google and Bing.
Remove Connecticut Mugshot and Arrest Records
- Erase your CT arrest record from the internet
- Get rid of all Connecticut mugshots and police blotter online
- Guaranteed to permanently get your Connecticut arrest info off the web
Connecticut Mugshot Law
In the state of Connecticut, it is considered a crime to post someone’s mugshot online without their consent. This law was enacted in order to protect individuals from having their mugshots accessible to the public, which can lead to discrimination and harassment.If you post someone’s mugshot online without their consent, you could be charged with a misdemeanor and face up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. In addition, the individual whose mugshot was posted can file a civil lawsuit against you for damages.
This law applies to both traditional media outlets and social media platforms. So if you are thinking about posting someone’s mugshot on your blog or Facebook page, think twice – it could land you in hot water.
