Even if this is a policy failure that could be addressed in the future, isn't it also a self-regulation failure on the part of the search engines? Results like

Even if this is a policy failure that could be addressed in the future, isn't it also a self-regulation failure on the part of the search engines? Results like this could be pruned out under the same reasoning that punishes sites that hock sketchy pharmaceuticals. To illustrate, if I search for the trade name for a drug (just tried a few), the first-page results are pretty good. If I add 'Mexico' to that search, well, then I get what I get. It could be the same for 'mugshot'.