
Tattoo Artist Arrested for Sexual Assault in Edmonton
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Edmonton tattoo artist, Iskotew Gladu, charged with five counts of sexual assault; alleged incidents occurred at two shops, one near 108th Ave & Saint Albert Trail, the other in Kingsway Mall; Gladu released on conditions, banned from contacting victims, prohibited from possessing weapons, and cannot tattoo alone; police believe more victims exist, urge anyone with information to come forward; contact Edmonton police or Crime Stoppers for assistance.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Tattoo Artist Arrested for Sexual Assault in Edmonton. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 21st. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News Today, Power by AI. I'm Cory with the Story. A 40-year-old tattoo artist and Edmonton, named Isko T. Gladou, just got hit with five counts of sexual assault. Cops arrested him on April 18th after digging into reports from female clients. This is a serious situation unfolding right now in the city. Most of these alleged assaults happened this year in 2025, though one goes all the way back to 2021. They reportedly took place during tattoo sessions at shops he worked at, one near 118th Avenue and St. Albert Trail, the other. Inside Kingsway Mall. Gladou's out on conditions now, banned from contacting the victims, no weapons allowed, and if he keeps tattooing, he can't do it solo. It's a clear move to protect folks while the case moves forward. Police are straight up saying they think more victims are out there, especially women who got ink from him. They're urging anyone with a bad experience to speak up.
If you got info, hit up Edmonton Police or Crime Stoppers. Let's get the full picture and keep the community safe.
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