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Why did a California police department put LEGO heads on suspects?

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The police department in Murrieta, California, started putting images of LEGO heads atop real people in the photos they released. On January 1st, a new law went into effect that restricts the how and when law enforcement agencies in California share suspect photos & mugshots. The new law, Assembly Bill 994 & Penal Code 13665, now prohibits law enforcement from sharing suspect photos for nonviolent crimes.

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Why did a California police department put LEGO heads on suspects?

Why did a California police department put LEGO heads on photos? Is it legal to publish mugshots of people who have not been convicted of a crime?

1 month ago·Salt Lake City, United States

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