A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose Is A Booking Photo
Suspect fails to arise, chosen for mug roundup anyway
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NOTE: This week’s booking photo roundup can be viewed two ways:
I) Click here to page through the photos in old school TSG style. In the upper right corner of each page you’ll find a description of the criminal charge(s) leveled against the suspect.
II) To look at the booking photos in a lightbox, just click the image beneath the “View The Document” arrow at left. When you mouse over the respective photos, the charged crime(s) will appear in a small box.
SEPTEMBER 23--The Florida man who leads off this week’s mug shot roundup was arrested Monday for battery and resisting arrest. And, yes, those are teardrop tattoos on the weepy 27-year-old suspect’s face. As for his fellow perps, some notes:
1) Nabbed Wednesday for breach of peace, the South Carolina man, 34, on page #3 apparently was not initially cooperative when it came to posing for a booking photo. So jailers just snapped him in repose on the lockup’s floor; 2) On page #5 you'll find the tattooed belly of a 22-year-old woman nabbed Friday on a contempt of court rap; 3) The pensive Georgian, 55, on page #6 was collared Monday for drunk driving; 4) Proving that not only guys get dopey facial ink, the Colorado woman, 21, on page #7 was jailed yesterday on a variety of charges; 5) The shady character, 48, on page #11 was popped Monday by Minnesota cops for assault, burglary, and harassment; and 6) The 24-year-old Georgia woman on page #16 was arrested Sunday for battery, fighting, and obstructing cops. Too bad she had not adopted that ruminative “The Thinker” pose earlier in the evening. (17 pages)
