Ever since Jeremy Meeks’s mugshot went viral years ago, there’s been something of an appreciation for hot mug shot photos taken of conventionally attractive people who find themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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As profiled by The NY Post, Twitter account ‘Mugshawtys’ is now dedicated to posting the charges and photos of women who look criminally attractive in their mugshots, and it’s got to the point where felons are inundating the owner of the page to post their pics.
24-year-old electrician Josh Jeffery, who runs the page, told The Post:
A lot of people send me their own mugshots — I get probably 15 to 20 plus DMs a day of different ones. A lot of what I post is submissions. They definitely want some kind of exposure.
Here are some examples:
theft of identity, theft of property, and fraudulent use of credit card pic.twitter.com/d15d1n7sEb
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 18, 2020
DWI pic.twitter.com/iTNY5H6Du1
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 24, 2020
public intoxication, battery, and resisting officer with violence pic.twitter.com/a5fSXQTfy3
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 24, 2020
engaging in prostitution (twins not the same girl) pic.twitter.com/4j2aY3LvrC
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 24, 2020
criminal destruction of property pic.twitter.com/egqKkdhAfR
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 24, 2020
resisting officer without violence pic.twitter.com/pxE2rSqolg
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 23, 2020
assault on a government official pic.twitter.com/bUxjZXaUqM
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 22, 2020
possession of marijuana pic.twitter.com/vsIQhU8A8W
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 15, 2020
possession of a controlled substance and DUI pic.twitter.com/bM54MrMCOk
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 18, 2020
4th DUI and batter on a university police officer pic.twitter.com/jFon5OISGd
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 18, 2020
disorderly conduct pic.twitter.com/jJi1Js6GeR
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 16, 2020
public intoxication and disorderly conduct pic.twitter.com/ShBaLinYoJ
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 13, 2020
domestic assault pic.twitter.com/gbEdrv09OP
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 13, 2020
domestic violence, burglary of conveyance, and criminal mischief pic.twitter.com/cZydvPa9C0
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) January 25, 2020
possession of a controlled substance pic.twitter.com/sr4m9hEG4K
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 2, 2020
DUI (drove her car through a Waffle House) pic.twitter.com/s9gF1gF7yM
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 10, 2020
assault and battery pic.twitter.com/ye8KRJgwYS
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 28, 2020
DUI and possession of alcohol by person under 21 pic.twitter.com/fmiKq8qr6G
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 27, 2020
DUI pic.twitter.com/7IhN5Ud0CS
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 9, 2020
leaving the scene of a crash causing serious bodily injury and leaving the scene of a crash causing property damage pic.twitter.com/9iyPzja7xp
— mugshawtys (@mugshawtys) February 21, 2020
Why are these girls so keen on having their mugshots go viral on Twitter, you ask? Well according to the page owner most of them are not just seeking internet notoriety, but rather they want to reach men who might have bail money to help them out of their predicaments. Actually pretty smart.
Obviously we’re not trying to encourage any of the sort of behaviour that these ladies have been busted for, even if it could result in you becoming internet famous and finding yourself a sugar daddy to help you out in similar situations. But at the same time we’re not trying to tell you how to live your lives either. The world is your oyster.
For a man whose mugshot went viral because of his, um, ‘distinctive’ look, click HERE. Poor fella.
