Ohio shoplifter, 27, poses for mugshot with full-face skull tattoo, as tragic pictures chart her descent into drug addiction and obsession with extreme body art
- An Ohio woman busted shoplifting has attracted attention for her mugshot
- Alyssa Zebrasky was arrested Wednesday at the Walmart in Boardman Township
- Police found a hypodermic needle, a white substance and a orange pill in her bag
- She was charged with theft, possession of drugs and drug abuse instruments
- She is seen in her mugshot with a spider web tattoo across her forehead and a skull design across her eyes, cheeks, nose and lips
An Ohio woman busted shoplifting has attracted attention for her rather unusual mugshot that features her full-face skull tattoo.
Alyssa Zebrasky, 27, was arrested around 6:30pm Wednesday when police were called to the Walmart in Boardman Township after she was caught stealing a bag.
During a search, police said they found a hypodermic needle, a 'whitish rock like substance' and an 'orange pill' in containers inside her purse.
Alyssa Zebrasky, 27, was arrested around 6:30pm Wednesday for shoplifting
Before and after: Zebrasky's most recent Facebook photos are from 2012, when she had no tattoos and lighter hair (left) but a more recent mugshot shows her drastic transformation (right)
Zebrasky admitted to police the drugs were Methamphetamine and a suboxone pill.
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She is seen in her mugshot with a spider web tattoo across her forehead and a skull design accross her eyes, cheeks, nose and lips.
Zebrasky last posted photos to Facebook in 2012, when she had very little tattoos and lighter hair.
What a difference: In 2012, Zebrasky had a few tattoos but nothing on her face
Police were called to the Walmart in Boardman Township after the woman stole a bag. They also found drugs in her purse
Her bio states she is from Cleveland and lived in Brooklyn Heights.
Zebrasky has been charged with theft, possession of drugs and drug abuse instruments.
She was booked to the Mahoning County Jail.
In November, Zebrasky was taken into custody for obstructing business in Austintown, according to Fox News.
