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Graphic: Multiple victims come forward with abuse allegations of tattoo artist

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September 10, 2020

By Robert Burns

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Following a press release yesterday by the Satellite Beach Police Department, multiple victims have come forward claiming abuse against local tattoo artist Mike Bush.

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The following are two separate arrest affidavits. The details are very graphic. After that is a twitter post from one of the victims.

My unprofessional and super creepy tattoo story from Tuesday night.

A thread:
— jel ƪ(˘3˘)ʃ (@anjelika_xoxo) November 24, 2019

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