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Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium – Which is just as bad as it sounds

A tattoo artist appeared in court accused of splitting a customer’s tongue, removing an ear and slicing off someone’s NIPPLE. Brendan McCarthy, 47, is accused of committing the bizarre offences at his salon, called Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium. The tattooist was arrested in December 2015 after concerns over his lack of medical qualifications, the […]

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
February 3, 2017
in Must Reads, Weird News
GV of "Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium" also known as "Punctured Body Piercing & Modification" in Princess Alley, Wolverhampton.  (Friday 3 February 2017). A tattoo artist appeared in court yesterday (Fri) accused of splitting a customer's tongue, removing an ear and slicing off someone's NIPPLE.  See NTI story NTITATTOO.  Brendan McCarthy, 47, is accused of committing the bizarre offences at his salon, called Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium.  The tattooist was arrested in December 2015 after concerns over his lack of medical qualifications, the unsuitability of his salon and unregulated actions.  Yesterday (Fri), McCarthy appeared at Walsall Magistrates Court charged with three counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and three alternative counts of wounding without intent.  The charges relate to Ezechiel Lott and two other unnamed customers.  The offences are said to have taken place between August 2012 and July 2015, relate to the removal of a client's ear and nipple and splitting the customer's tongue.  McCarthy, of Wolverhampton, West Mids., didn't plead to the offences and only spoke only to confirm his name, age and address during the short hearing.

GV of "Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium" also known as "Punctured Body Piercing & Modification" in Princess Alley, Wolverhampton. (Friday 3 February 2017). A tattoo artist appeared in court yesterday (Fri) accused of splitting a customer's tongue, removing an ear and slicing off someone's NIPPLE. See NTI story NTITATTOO. Brendan McCarthy, 47, is accused of committing the bizarre offences at his salon, called Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium. The tattooist was arrested in December 2015 after concerns over his lack of medical qualifications, the unsuitability of his salon and unregulated actions. Yesterday (Fri), McCarthy appeared at Walsall Magistrates Court charged with three counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and three alternative counts of wounding without intent. The charges relate to Ezechiel Lott and two other unnamed customers. The offences are said to have taken place between August 2012 and July 2015, relate to the removal of a client's ear and nipple and splitting the customer's tongue. McCarthy, of Wolverhampton, West Mids., didn't plead to the offences and only spoke only to confirm his name, age and address during the short hearing.

A tattoo artist appeared in court accused of splitting a customer’s tongue, removing an ear and slicing off someone’s NIPPLE.

Brendan McCarthy, 47, is accused of committing the bizarre offences at his salon, called Dr Evils Body Modification Emporium.

The tattooist was arrested in December 2015 after concerns over his lack of medical qualifications, the unsuitability of his salon and unregulated actions.

Today, McCarthy appeared at Walsall Magistrates Court charged with three counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and three alternative counts of wounding without intent.

The charges relate to Ezechiel Lott and two other unnamed customers.

The offences are said to have taken place between August 2012 and July 2015, relate to the removal of a client’s ear and nipple and splitting the customer’s tongue.


McCarthy, of Wolverhampton, West Mids, didn’t plead to the offences and only spoke only to confirm his name, age and address during the short hearing.

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He was granted bail until his next appearance at Wolverhampton Crown Court on March 3.

Part of his bail conditions are not to contact Mr Lott and not to carry out procedures that involve removing body parts.

Chairman of the bench Colin Herbert said: “We have listened to what has been said regarding bail conditions.

“These conditions are going to be put in place.

“You must not carry out the removal of body parts or contact the named persons.”

Prosecutor Alka Brigue told the court: “He is already a registered tattooist with the local council and I suppose you can call what he does surgery.

“This case could be regarded to be a test case but at the same time we have an argument that surgical procedures have not been followed so unlawful acts have been committed.”

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