Lego Requests Police Stop Using Toy Heads on Mugshots

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Lego has requested the Murrieta Police Department in Southern California to stop using their toy heads to cover suspects' faces in photos shared on social media, prompting the department to comply and explore other methods for publishing content. The police department had been using Lego heads to protect suspects' identities in accordance with the law, but the practice drew attention and led to the toy company's request. California legislation prohibits law enforcement from sharing photos of suspects arrested for nonviolent crimes and requires the removal of suspect mugshots from social media after 14 days, unless special circumstances exist.
- Lego requests California police department stop using their toy heads to cover suspect mugshots NBC News
- Lego tells California police department to stop using its minifigure heads KTLA Los Angeles
- Lego asks Murrieta Police Department to stop using company's toy heads in mug shots Los Angeles Times
- California Police Dept. Blocked From Using Lego Mugshots HuffPost
- Lego asks police department to stop using toy heads on suspect photos The Hill
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