An Arrest Isn't a Conviction, but Search Doesn't Know That
An arrest is not a conviction. Search engines display both the exact same way until you take steps to address the results.
Dismissed charges, dropped cases, and acquittals still generate digital footprints. Scraper sites index police blotters and court records immediately, leaving an arrest record at the top of your name search indefinitely.
What's Actually Possible to Remove
Cleaning up an arrest record requires legal sealing where eligible, direct republisher removals, and active search result suppression.
Sealing or expunging your court record is the legal baseline. Once that is done, you can demand removals from aggregators. For items that cannot be removed immediately, building and indexing verified personal assets pushes old records down.
A Real Conversation Before Any Price at All
We start with a direct assessment of what is visible online. We explain your realistic options and quote a fixed price.
You get a clear breakdown of which records can come down completely and which require suppression. We offer transparent pricing with no ongoing commitments, so you know exactly what the cleanup involves from day one.