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Tattoo artist Trevor Pelletier was away for the holidays when he lost his livelihood.

In early January, in an upscale neighborhood in Edmonton, Trevor Pelletier returned to his car to find the window smashed and $4000 in tattoo equipment missing.  He was visiting the city for the holidays and completing a guest spot at the time.

Pelletier, artist and owner of Cryosphere Tattoos in Kam Lake, says heSA国际影视传媒檚 now unable to properly serve his clients while his equipment is missing.

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The machines are specific to him and specially ordered from the manufacturer, he said.

Since the loss, he hasnSA国际影视传媒檛 notified police but heSA国际影视传媒檚 put a message out to his peers notifying them to keep an eye-out for the lost equipment.

In the meantime, he hopes community support will alleviate some of the cost.

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