mug shot

Noun

Meaning

a photograph of someone's face (especially one made for police records)

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A mug shot of Rashel Baragar was not available in time for The Globe's Friday press deadline. Source: Internet

And I got arrested, ended up doing just under two years in prison and obviously ended up with a mug shot as a result of that. Source: Internet

If there is ever a photo with such a story, it is typically a mug shot or other unflattering image, taken often when someone is having their worst day of their life. Source: Internet

Heitman said two minutes after the mug shot was taken, Barton chest-bumped the sheriff and there was an altercation and Barton was pepper-sprayed a second time. Source: Internet

Quoted in Chalberg, p. 81. Mother Earth and Berkman's release Mug shot taken in 1901 when Goldman was implicated in the assassination of President McKinley. Source: Internet

I was going to get to gawk at the sad mug shot of thirteen from the area arrested for drugs in Operation Clean Slate 2008. Source: Internet

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