Lily Stewart, a 20-year-old University of Georgia student, went viral for her smiling mugshot after a speeding charge. The case was dismissed, but she gained online fame. She was arrested again ...

A rumor that users shared online in March 2025 claimed a photo showed a mugshot of a man arrested for vandalizing a Tesla dealership. The mugshot displayed a label for the Sheboygan County Sheriff ...

Lily Stewart, the University of Georgia student whose mugshot went viral last week, was arrested again early Sunday morning and booked into Athens Clarke County jail. According to police records ...

Lily Stewart, the University of Georgia student whose mugshot went viral last week, was arrested again early Sunday morning and booked into Athens Clarke County jail. According to police records ...

When Lily Stewart, 20, was arrested for speeding on March 8, she had no idea her mugshot would gain her worldwide attention. But she’s back behind bars again, and made sure to up the glam factor.

College student Lily Stewart, 20, went viral last month after her mugshot was revealed following an arrest. Now, Stewart was arrested for a second time on Sunday, March 23, per the University of ...

Santos’ arrest comes as part of the Trump administration’s efforts to crack down on illegal immigration and send criminal migrants back to their country of origin. The White House is embroiled ...

Two New Bern residents were arrested on Wednesday, March 25, after authorities say a traffic stop led to the discovery of drugs.Michael Ryan Dietz, 50, and pas ...

Stewart's first mug shot circulated after an arrest on suspicion of speeding in excess of the maximum limits on March 8 in Morgan County, Ga. Days after her first arrest, Stewart told PEOPLE that ...

The image, posted on the White House’s X account Thursday, highlighted the March 12 arrest of Virginia Basora-Gonzalez — a 36-year-old Dominican-born drug dealer who was previously booted from ...

A clip from the bodycam footage of her arrest, obtained by Law & Crime, shows Ramaraju walking toward the arresting officers. “Come over here,” an officer says to her as she exits a room.