Request a free, confidential review of your mugshot, booking page, arrest record, news article, image or social media post.
Send us the links you want removed—or provide the name, city and state associated with the arrest. A removal specialist will review what appears online and explain the available removal options, estimated timeframe and total cost before you decide whether to proceed.
Your initial review is free and does not obligate you to purchase a service.
Tell us what you want removed from the internet. Paste the URLs below if you have them. If you cannot find the links, provide the name shown online, the city or county, the state and the approximate arrest date.
Remove-Arrests.org helps individuals, families and professionals address damaging arrest-related information appearing across search engines, websites and social media.
Every situation is different. We review the actual content before recommending a strategy, providing a timeframe or quoting a price.
We can evaluate unwanted arrest information appearing on many different types of websites and platforms.
We pursue the removal of mugshots, booking photographs, inmate profiles and arrest pages published by commercial mugshot and booking websites.
Our team can identify and address arrest records copied across public-record aggregators, background-information databases and third-party directories.
We review local news stories, police blotters, arrest reports and archived articles to determine whether removal, correction, anonymization or deindexing may be available.
We help address mugshots, arrest posts, photographs and related personal information published on Facebook, Instagram and other social platforms.
When content is removed from its original source, we can address outdated Google links, snippets, cached information and image thumbnails that may remain visible temporarily.
A single mugshot may appear on several websites. We search for additional copies so you can understand the full scope of the problem before moving forward.
Removal eligibility depends on the website, content, case circumstances and available removal methods. We will explain what can be addressed before work begins.
Provide the URLs, screenshots or identifying information connected to the mugshot or arrest results you want reviewed.
Do not worry if you cannot find every link. The name, location and approximate arrest date may be enough for us to begin evaluating the results.
We identify the relevant webpages, evaluate the available removal options and explain:
You receive this information before deciding whether to proceed.
Once authorized, our team implements a removal strategy tailored to each publisher or platform.
After the source content is removed, we verify the result and address outdated search listings or image thumbnails when necessary.
Remove-Arrests.org has helped clients address mugshots, booking pages and arrest-related search results since 2013.
Whenever possible, our goal is to remove the original webpage, image or social media post—not merely push it lower in Google. Removing content at its source generally provides a stronger and more durable result than search suppression alone.
You receive a quote identifying the URLs and services included before work begins. We do not expect you to pay without understanding the scope of the project.
An arrest does not define a person. Your inquiry and case details are handled privately, respectfully and without judgment.
We help clients throughout the United States and evaluate each case based on the publisher, jurisdiction, disposition and circumstances involved.
Some projects qualify for a written money-back guarantee. Your proposal will explain which URLs are covered and the applicable terms.
Not every “mugshot removal” service provides the same result.
The original webpage, image or post is deleted or disabled by the publisher.
A result may stop appearing in certain searches even though the original webpage remains online.
New or improved content pushes an unwanted result lower in Google without deleting the original source.
Remove-Arrests.org prioritizes direct source removal whenever it is available. If removal is not possible, we will explain any alternative options clearly before recommending them.
After receiving your request, a removal specialist will:
There is no obligation to purchase a service after receiving your initial review.
A successful removal project may involve more than deleting one webpage.
A mugshot or booking page appears when someone searches the client’s name, potentially exposing the arrest to employers, customers, colleagues, friends and family.
The original webpage is deleted or disabled, and outdated search results and image thumbnails are cleared as search engines update their indexes.
This is a representative description of the removal process. Eligibility, results and completion times vary by website and case.
The cost depends on the website publishing the content, the number of URLs involved and the type of removal required. After reviewing the results, we provide a clear quote before any work begins.
A single straightforward removal generally costs less than a project involving several mugshot websites, news articles, social media posts or duplicate search results.
No. If you cannot locate the URLs, send us the name appearing online, the city or county, the state and the approximate arrest date. We can use that information to begin reviewing the results.
Many eligible removals can be completed within approximately 3–14 business days. Some websites respond sooner, while complex cases involving multiple publishers, news articles or social media platforms may require additional time.
Your quote will include an estimated timeframe based on the actual websites involved.
Google generally displays content published by another website. We therefore pursue removal from the original source whenever possible.
Once the source content is gone, we verify the removal and address outdated Google links, snippets or image thumbnails when necessary.
No. Expungement, sealing or record restriction does not automatically delete copies previously published by third-party websites, search engines or social media pages.
However, supporting court documents may strengthen certain removal requests.
Possibly. Dismissals, acquittals, expungements and record restrictions can create additional removal options. Send us the relevant links and disposition information so we can evaluate the content.
In some cases, yes. The outcome depends on the publisher, platform policies, applicable law and other circumstances. Each webpage must be reviewed individually.
Yes, we review mugshots, booking information and arrest-related posts published on Facebook and other social media platforms. Social media removals require a strategy based on the specific post, page, account and circumstances.
Some eligible services are backed by a written money-back guarantee. We will identify the covered URLs, promised outcome and guarantee terms before work begins.
Direct source removal is generally more durable than suppression or deindexing. However, no company can prevent every unrelated website from obtaining public information and publishing a new page in the future.
If content resurfaces, it can be evaluated as a new removal matter.
You should not have to guess what can be removed, how long the process will take or what the service will cost.
Send us the links—or provide the identifying information connected to the arrest. Remove-Arrests.org will review the content and explain your available options privately.
Free initial review. No obligation. Confidential assistance is available nationwide.
Remove-Arrests.org is an online content-removal service and is not a law firm. Information provided on this page is for general informational purposes and should not be considered legal advice.