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'''''Local Mug Shots''''' is a print magazine launched on [[June 22]], [[2008]] featuring mug shots drawn from local government sources. It includes both wanted and captured criminals and missing children. The 12-page magazine is published by SafeCITY Publishing in Tampa, Florida and distributed in the [[Birmingham]] area by [[Michael DeMarco]], [[Thomas Hudson]] and [[Richard Estes]]. It is sold at newsstands for $1. | '''''Local Mug Shots: Greater Birmingham Edition''''' is a print magazine launched on [[June 22]], [[2008]] featuring mug shots drawn from local government sources. It includes both wanted and captured criminals and missing children. The 12-page magazine is published by SafeCITY Publishing in Tampa, Florida and distributed in the [[Birmingham]] area by [[Michael DeMarco]], [[Thomas Hudson]] and [[Richard Estes]]. It is sold at newsstands for $1. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:42, 28 April 2010
Local Mug Shots: Greater Birmingham Edition is a print magazine launched on June 22, 2008 featuring mug shots drawn from local government sources. It includes both wanted and captured criminals and missing children. The 12-page magazine is published by SafeCITY Publishing in Tampa, Florida and distributed in the Birmingham area by Michael DeMarco, Thomas Hudson and Richard Estes. It is sold at newsstands for $1.
References
- Robinson, Carol (June 29, 2008) "Birmingham-area magazine publishes mug shots of wanted suspects, captured criminals." Birmingham News