This section applies to the operator of a website that charges a fee to remove an arrest or detention photograph or digital image. An individual may request an operator of a website to remove the individual’s photograph or digital image from the operator’s website if: The photograph or digital image was taken during the arrest or detention of the individual for a criminal or traffic charge or suspected violation of a criminal or traffic law; and The court record or police record that contained the photograph or digital image was expunged under Title 10, Subtitle 1 of the Criminal Procedure Article; The individual has successfully petitioned a court to have the court record or police record that contained the photograph or digital image shielded or otherwise removed from public inspection; or The individual has successfully petitioned a court to vacate the judgment that resulted from the arrest or detention. An individual shall make a request for removal of a photograph or digital image under subsection (b) of this section by: Written request sent by certified mail; or Electronic mail using an electronic postmark if the operator makes available a secure electronic mail connection on the operator’s website. An operator of a website shall remove the photograph or digital image of an individual within 30 days after receiving a request under subsection (c) of this section. Within 5 business days after removing a photograph or digital image of an individual, the operator of a website shall send a written confirmation of the removal to the individual. An operator of a website may not charge an individual for the removal of the individual’s photograph or digital image under this section. A violation of this section is: An unfair or deceptive trade practice within the meaning of Title 13 of this article; and Subject to the enforcement and penalty provisions contained in Title 13 of this article.