Gentlemen, may I intervene? There is a hair of truth in many of your comments however, much requires calarification. Should your name, your address, your license with photo appear in their records, it is for all intents and purposes not an issue. Robert Kraft was (a) caught in the act on video in the course of an undercover sting (b) he is Robert Kraft. The holy grail of a bust is to take down a famous personality.
Getting published into the newspapers dates back to the " John Law" during the cleanup of New York City. Notice the name 'John' in the title, as in you got caught with your pants down. In that scenario, perhaps in an election year, they might post photos and the like in the paper. Highly unlikely. It opens the city up to too many lawsuits. Times are different today. During the bust of 2017, money laundering and tax evasion were the core areas of focus. The Feds confiscated over 70,000 names, photos, and phone numbers across 12 spas. Not one person was ever contacted nor published.
When should you be concerned? When you are handcuffed, booked, taken to Queens detention center or Rikers Island on a Friday and held until Tuesday for arraignment and or a bail/bond hearing. Believe me, you will know when it is time to worry. One thing I will caution you about, always bring some ID with you. I have read several reviews here where mongers boast of never bringing ID with them. LE has a right to ask you for ID. You must present it to an officer on demand. They have the authority to know who you are. There could be a warrent out for your arrest. You could be on parole ( not supposed to be at an AMP if you are). They have the right to detain you for 72 hours without charging you. Bring some pitcure ID with you. It is a long 72 hours.
99.9% of the time, unless you are caught in the act or passing money to an undercover person, male or female, nothing will happen. Do not be concerned about your name in the files. Be more concerned about winding up on the dark web or indentiy theft.