Police Warn About Release of Man Convicted of Voyeurism, Indecent Acts
A man with a history of voyeurism and indecent acts is nearing his release from prison. Kyle Ronald Hameluck, aged 37, was convicted of 70 incidents and is scheduled to be freed from the provincial correctional facility in Saskatoon.
Release Details
Hameluck’s release is set for February 14. Following his time in custody, he will reside in Saskatoon under strict court-imposed conditions. The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) issued a statement to inform the public about his imminent release.
Criminal History
- Convicted of 70 incidents of voyeurism.
- Charged with trespassing at night.
- Committed various indecent acts.
Physical Description
Hameluck is described as:
- Height: 5’10”
- Weight: 155 pounds
- Hair: Balding brown
- Eyes: Green
- Tattoos: Includes mushrooms and railroad tracks
Court-Imposed Conditions
Upon his release, Hameluck must adhere to specific guidelines:
- He must stay inside an approved residence from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m.
- Prohibited from possessing non-prescribed drugs.
- Must not contact any past victims, either directly or indirectly.
- Banned from owning a cell phone or digital recording devices.
Public Safety Advisory
In light of the potential risk of reoffending, the police emphasize the importance of community awareness. If individuals observe any violations of these conditions, they should not confront Hameluck. Instead, it is crucial to report any concerns directly to the Saskatoon Police Service.
For emergencies, residents are urged to dial 911. The SPS aims to ensure public safety and encourages vigilance regarding this situation.
