Remove A Police Press Release

The Public’s Right to Know vs. The Right to Privacy

The public has a right to know and should have free access to police press releases, as they serve as an important tool for transparency and accountability in law enforcement. However, once a publication ban is issued, it restricts future reporting on the matter—it does not (and should not) require the removal of previously published press releases that were lawfully released.

Have You Been Named in a Police Press Release? We Can Help

If a press release contains false or misleading information, your first step should always be to contact the issuing police department and request a correction, update, or retraction. Some agencies may amend or remove releases in cases of wrongful accusation or resolved cases.

However, even if charges are dropped or you are acquitted, many police departments do not proactively remove press releases—and once they are published by media outlets, they can spread rapidly across the internet.

How We Assist with Removal

While press releases are part of the public record, their widespread online distribution can cause lasting damage. Our service focuses on removing police press releases from the Free Press Network and its currently 28 affiliated sites to help mitigate reputational harm.

Ethical Considerations

We support government transparency and the public’s right to access official records. However, we also recognize that outdated or inaccurate press releases can unfairly impact lives long after legal matters are resolved. Our service aims to balance these concerns by working within the policies of third-party publishers—not by altering official police records.

If you’re ready to take control of your online reputation, fill out the form above to begin the removal process. For only $18/website, for a total of $499.99 USD will get your press release removed from the Free Press Network. 1-3 Days Processing Time. Enter the URL of the press release below to get started.

URL of Press Release

Our team specializes in removing police press releases from all 28 sites in the Free Press Network. If you’re ready to take control of your online presence and clear your name, please fill out the form above to get started.

Sites in the Free Press Network

(BarrieFreePress.com, BlythFreePress.com, BramptonFreePress.com, BrusselsFreePress.com, ClintonFreePress.com, DurhamFreePress.com, ExeterFreePress.com, GoderichFreePress.com, GrandBendFreePress.com, GuelphFreePress.com, HamiltonFreePress.com, HanoverFreePress.com, KincardineFreePress.com, KitchenerFreePress.com, ListowelFreePress.com, MarkhamFreePress.com, MildmayFreePress.com, MississaugaFreePress.com, NorfolkFreePress.com, OakvilleFreePress.com, OntarioFreePress.com, OshawaFreePress.com, SeaforthFreePress.com, SimcoeFreePress.com, StratfordFreePress.com, WalkertonFreePress.com, WaterlooFreePress.com, TheWinghamFreePress.com and WinghamFreePress.com)

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