hammerhead's mugshot

[wakemeupwhenitsover]

I'm sure he has to get one, right? He'll be fingerprinted & have a mugshot with him holding the number below his chin.

We've all seen photos of celebs after a DUI & their mug shots, or after a fight outside a bar, etc. etc. So, why can't we see hammerheads?

Does anyone know the rule when mugshots can be shown & when they can't?

I gotta say, I am dying to see hammerhead holding up that little plaque.

best

[bemildred]

1. I'll bet you could sell those ... nt

[wakemeupwhenitsover]

2. what a terrific Dem fundraiser! :) n/t

[justiceischeap]

3. You may want to check that one site...

Shoot, I can't think of the name of the site... But they have all the celebrity mugshots and FBI files and stuff. They used to have their own show on Court TV, I can see the web site... damnit!

Anyone?

[Kali]

5. smoking gun?

[ET Awful]

6. See my post below :)

smokinggun.com

[Walt Starr]

8. Smoking Gun, same site with the indictment

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0928051delay1.html

And mug shots are a part of the public record. DeLay MUST submit to fingerprinting and potographing under the law. It's a felony charge. I suspect The Smoking Gun will have the mug sot within minutes of it being entered into the public record.

[justiceischeap]

9. Thank you all, that's it! (eom)

[ET Awful]

4. smokinggun.com will have it as soon as it's available :)

It's their specialty :)

[Lin]

7. check smokinggun.com -always first w/ celeb mugs (eom)

[atommom]

10. Remember the Shriekback song, Hammerheads?

Here are some of the lyrics. Not profound, really, but they kind of fit.

Our time has come age of the hammerhead
This is our mission: to be the darlings of God
Too late for silence, too late for anything
It's all too much for me, Its roots go down too deep for me
Our punishing fire an animal frenzy
These hammerhead people, they know what danger is for
You let them in and now they're everywhere...

Shot push hammerheads
bold and resolute
Marching balancing in
too far to go back
Yes yes hammerheads
swimming kissing
We are big and clever
and we don't know anything

Purification by immersion in our filthy demon seed
We know the only things you like are paranoid sex
and childish greed
Our own worst enemies they hold us to our word
Look at the beast inside -- it's gonna get us this time
but good...

Onwards hammerheads, bright and dangerous
Jumping, running in the fields and factories
God save hammerheads, keeping going
We are sleek and special
and we're sure of something

Blessed are the airmen
Blessed are the shit kickers
Blessed are the jackhammers
Blessed is the big damage
Blessed are the faith healers
Blessed are the moon rakers
Blessed are the snake people
Blessed are the heat seekers

[Richard Steele]

15. I loved that song; please don't connect it to Tommy Inkfinger!

(And you got some incorrect lyrics in there, donchaknow!)



PEACE!

[atommom]

16. I was afraid of that ... but lost my old lyric sheet years ago.

I loved that song, too.

:yourock:

[rainman99]

11. Just looking at him, I feel like I'm watching The Exorcist.

[NYC]

12. Has a warrant been issued for his arrest?

?

[wakemeupwhenitsover]

13. We'll have to get a lawyer in here on this,

but I thought an indictment was basically a warrent. hammerhead would be given a time to show up for booking, i.e. mug shot, fingerprints, etc. If he didn't show, then he would be found, arrested, hamdcuffed & then booked.

[joanne]

14. He wont be hard to find

just check with Faux "news"

[ultraist]

17. I think this shot is better than a mugshot:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/29/politics/29ass

The indictment of Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the House majority leader, on Wednesday was the latest in a series of scandals and setbacks that have buffeted Republican leaders in Congress and the Bush administration, and transformed what might have been a victory lap into a hard political scramble. Republicans are still managing to score some victories - notably, Judge John G. Roberts Jr.'s expected confirmation as chief justice of the United States on Thursday - but their governing majority is showing signs of strain.

In the House, Mr. DeLay's indictment removes, even if temporarily, a powerful leader who managed to eke out, again and again, narrow majorities on some difficult votes. In the Senate, Republican ranks have been roiled this week by an investigation of Senator Bill Frist, the majority leader, who is under scrutiny for his stock dealings from a blind trust.

Moreover, the string of ethical issues so close together - including the indictment and continuing investigation of the Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who was close to Mr. DeLay, and the arrest of David H. Safavian, a former White House budget official who was charged with lying to investigators and obstructing a federal inquiry involving Mr. Abramoff - is a source of anxiety in Republican circles.