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Ohio woman whose face tattoos went viral arrested again

Ohio Woman With Face Tattoos Goes Viral Again After Arrest
By WHIO.com
April 25, 2019

A northern Ohio woman whose distinct facial tattoos led her to make national news after an arrest last year is now behind bars in the Miami Valley.

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Alyssa B. Zebrasky, 27, of Canfield, was booked Tuesday afternoon into the Montgomery County Jail following her arrest by Trotwood police. She is jailed on a warrant out of Mahoning County.

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