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A University of Georgia student, who went viral for her glamorous mugshot, was arrested for a second time just two weeks later on Sunday (Mar 23). Her smiling mugshot had earned her admirers across the globe for her stunning looks.
Lily Stewart, 20, was taken into custody first time for overspeeding, a charge that was later dismissed, the New York Post reported. However, she landed in legal trouble again after she was booked for fresh charges, according to records.
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This time, the Alpha Chi sorority member was arrested on the charges of obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling. She was taken into custody by the campus police around 5:30 am, according to the Athens-Clarke County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office. The 20-year-old college student was only released after she had to post a bond of $4,000 later that morning.
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<h2>Glamorous mugshot goes viral</h2>
On March 8, Stewart was on her way to her friend&rsquo;s birthday party in Milledgeville when she was arrested for overspeeding on a rural country road. In her mugshot, she was seen smiling with her flawless makeup, styled hair and pearl earrings. She quickly went viral on social media.
&ldquo;It was the second time speeding that got me arrested,&rdquo; she told The New York Post. &ldquo;[The cop] placed me in handcuffs and put me in the back of his car.&rdquo;
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&ldquo;I think it&rsquo;s hilarious. I don&rsquo;t know what all the hype is about. I just took a mugshot and went on with my day,&rdquo; she said.
Stewart told the People that she gained thousands of followers and comments.
&ldquo;There are some beautiful mug shots. I don't think mine's particularly stunning,&rdquo; Stewart said. &ldquo;I actually think it's a bad photo of me. If you see me in person, I don't really look the same as I do in that mug shot. I don't think it's a great photo of me.&rdquo;
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At that time the charges against her were dismissed after she paid a $440 bond.
(With inputs from agencies)

Trending | World | Lily Stewart, 20, was taken into custody first time for overspeeding, a charge that was later dismissed, the New York Post reported.

A University of Georgia student, who went viral for her glamorous mugshot, was arrested for a second time just two weeks later on Sunday (Mar 23). Her smiling mugshot had earned her admirers across the globe for her stunning looks. Lily Stewart, 20, was taken into custody first time for overspeeding, a charge that was later dismissed, the New York Post reported. However, she landed in legal trouble again after she was booked for fresh charges, according to records. Also read | Trump supporter’s wife arrested over visa issue, says he doesn’t regret his vote This time, the Alpha Chi sorority member was arrested on the charges of obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling. She was taken into custody by the campus police around 5:30 am, according to the Athens-Clarke County Sheriff’s Office. The 20-year-old college student was only released after she had to post a bond of $4,000 later that morning. Also read | Netizens school budget airline Ryanair for body shaming passenger sporting a bald look Glamorous mugshot goes viral On March 8, Stewart was on her way to her friend’s birthday party in Milledgeville when she was arrested for overspeeding on a rural country road. In her mugshot, she was seen smiling with her flawless makeup, styled hair and pearl earrings. She quickly went viral on social media. “It was the second time speeding that got me arrested,” she told The New York Post. “[The cop] placed me in handcuffs and put me in the back of his car.” Also read | Watch: Paris car chase ends in pile-up, injuring ten French police officers “I think it’s hilarious. I don’t know what all the hype is about. I just took a mugshot and went on with my day,” she said. Stewart told the People that she gained thousands of followers and comments. “There are some beautiful mug shots. I don't think mine's particularly stunning,” Stewart said. “I actually think it's a bad photo of me. If you see me in person, I don't really look the same as I do in that mug shot. I don't think it's a great photo of me.” Also read | ‘Not being a good ally’: JD Vance’s remarks on Denmark resurface as Second Lady set to visit Greenland At that time the charges against her were dismissed after she paid a $440 bond. (With inputs from agencies)

University student who went viral for glamorous mugshot arrested second time within weeks

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The internet spares no one.
Dave Treacy, a specialist radio presenter and club DJ, booked a ticket on budget airline Ryanair. As he looked forward to his assigned window seat to his surprise it had no trace of it being a window. He took to his X account to tweet, "When you book a window seat, but forget it&rsquo;s Ryanair."
The airline in response enquired, "Turkey flight?". Now, this may seem like a serious probe, but no, it was to poke at the passenger, who was sporting a bald look.
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Turkey flight? <a href="https://t.co/hEFefMIGDl">https://t.co/hEFefMIGDl</a>
&mdash; Ryanair (@Ryanair) <a href="https://twitter.com/Ryanair/status/1903064771856916608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 21, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Netizens sure couldn't keep calm as the tweet went viral, many looked at the budget airline's response as distasteful. The comment section flooded in support of Treacy, a user, Damian wrote, "You handled this like a pro, weaker man would have just panicked and deleted the original tweet."
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Tanya wrote, "Oh so cool. A company making fun of a person for wanting decent service. How relatable." This post made its way to Instagram as well, where a user asked, "What does &lsquo;turkey&rsquo; mean in this context? Never heard it used to insult someone&rsquo;s appearance."
Ahmed Hady wrote, "I don&rsquo;t think it&rsquo;s body-shaming! Being a skinhead is not a defect! Not every bald man wants to have hair transplants! It&rsquo;s Rather considered sexy with lots of people. That said, I still think it was a bad inconsiderate joke by Ryanair. Not funny."
Ryanair is known to post funny responses, but looks like they breached the line here as another user wrote, "People go Ryanair has the best social media account and yes is the social media era and bantering is fine but they also need to get their s**t together."
Jay Silva wrote,"Everyone upset, yet the website clearly says 'No Window' when booking the seat. Also, Ryanair has roasted their own clients for a long time. Often people post to get a reaction."
But DJ Treacy has been a sport as he took to X again to post another photo of the 'window seat' on his way back home. 
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So after all that, I booked it on the way home from London too 🤣✈️ Cheers to everyone that had good fun with this ✌🏼 <a href="https://t.co/5FtQ2NFrVv">pic.twitter.com/5FtQ2NFrVv</a>
&mdash; Dave Treacy (@DJDaveTreacy) <a href="https://twitter.com/DJDaveTreacy/status/1903827906700132597?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 23, 2025</a></blockquote>

Dave Treacy, a specialist radio presenter and club DJ, booked a ticket on budget airline Ryanair. As he looked forward to his assigned window seat to his surprise it had no trace of it being a window. Trending

The internet spares no one. Dave Treacy, a specialist radio presenter and club DJ, booked a ticket on budget airline Ryanair. As he looked forward to his assigned window seat to his surprise it had no trace of it being a window. He took to his X account to tweet, "When you book a window seat, but forget it’s Ryanair." The airline in response enquired, "Turkey flight?". Now, this may seem like a serious probe, but no, it was to poke at the passenger, who was sporting a bald look. Turkey flight? https://t.co/hEFefMIGDl — Ryanair (@Ryanair) March 21, 2025 For those unaware, Turkey is known for affordable hair transplant treatment, is a global leader in the field for the state-of-the-art technology and comprehensive packages for cosmetic surgeries. Netizens sure couldn't keep calm as the tweet went viral, many looked at the budget airline's response as distasteful. The comment section flooded in support of Treacy, a user, Damian wrote, "You handled this like a pro, weaker man would have just panicked and deleted the original tweet." Also read: WATCH: Shah Rukh Khan impresses netizens with this sweet gesture during IPL Opening Ceremony Tanya wrote, "Oh so cool. A company making fun of a person for wanting decent service. How relatable." This post made its way to Instagram as well, where a user asked, "What does ‘turkey’ mean in this context? Never heard it used to insult someone’s appearance." Ahmed Hady wrote, "I don’t think it’s body-shaming! Being a skinhead is not a defect! Not every bald man wants to have hair transplants! It’s Rather considered sexy with lots of people. That said, I still think it was a bad inconsiderate joke by Ryanair. Not funny." Ryanair is known to post funny responses, but looks like they breached the line here as another user wrote, "People go Ryanair has the best social media account and yes is the social media era and bantering is fine but they also need to get their s**t together." Jay Silva wrote,"Everyone upset, yet the website clearly says 'No Window' when booking the seat. Also, Ryanair has roasted their own clients for a long time. Often people post to get a reaction." But DJ Treacy has been a sport as he took to X again to post another photo of the 'window seat' on his way back home. So after all that, I booked it on the way home from London too 🤣✈️ Cheers to everyone that had good fun with this ✌🏼 pic.twitter.com/5FtQ2NFrVv — Dave Treacy (@DJDaveTreacy) March 23, 2025

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