Departments cannot share someone's booking photo on social media, whether that person is suspected of a violent crime or not, unless they are an "imminent threat" or a fugitive, according to the ...

A new state law is now in effect, putting more restrictions on when and how law enforcement agencies can share a suspect's mug shot with the public on social media. The change does not just apply ...

SB 558 also sets forth a process to have mugshots removed, if the person is acquitted, their case is dismissed or a grand jury chooses not to return an indictment. Police would have 14 days to ...

Two sets of images, two different stories – mugshots and social media posts of Baltimore native Luigi Mangione create conflicting impressions.