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For Those Who Want to See Lindsay Lohan's Latest Mugshot
Lohan's mugshot, October 19, 2011 (Courtesy LASD)
When your probation gets revoked, it's back to the pokey for you. This is a too-familiar role for actress Lindsay Lohan, who was led out of Judge Stephanie Sautner's L.A. courtroom yesterday in cuffs, booked into Los Angeles County Jail, then bailed out for the tidy sum of $100,000 immediately. (LiLo brought the bail bondsman to court, natch.)Wednesday evening, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department sent out LiLo's mugshot. Who knows, some of you might collect them...like baseball cards or stamps, right?
It's nice to see the heavy application of blush that made her look like a demented, sad scarecrow in the courtroom lights worked nicely to contour her cheekbones when facing the booking officer's camera. Nicely done, LiLo!
Lohan is back in court November 2 for a probation violation hearing.
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