A tattoo artist in Illinois is facing charges after reportedly sending explicit messages to minors in exchange for tattoos.

Mario E. Davis, 34, was charged with grooming, indecent solicitation of a child and filing a false police report.

The owner of a Peoria tattoo shop was denied pre-trial release Thursday after being charged with grooming, with a Peoria County judge noting that his alleged actions made him a danger to children.

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Mario E. Davis, a 34-year-old tattoo artist from Peoria, Illinois, was charged with grooming a 16-year-old girl after sending ...

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The decision comes after Illinois and other states sued the Trump admin, arguing it didn't follow protocols to cancel the contracts.