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Saskatoon city police have issued a rare public alert about the release of a man who was previously convicted of 70 incidents of voyeurism, indecent acts and trespassing at night.
In an emailed statement to media on Thursday morning, police said “an abundance of caution and concern” about Kyle Ronald Hameluck’s potential to reoffend prompted the warning, accompanied by a photo of him.
Hameluck, 37, is set to be released from the provincial jail in Saskatoon on Saturday. Police said he is expected to remain in the city.
Hameluck is 5’ 10” tall, weighing 155 lbs., with brown hair and green eyes. Police said he is balding and has several tattoos of mushrooms and one of railroad tracks.
Several court-imposed conditions have been set for him.
Police said he must remain inside an approved residence between the hours of 9 p.m. CST and 6 a.m. He cannot possess drugs unless prescribed by a doctor, and must not try to contact his past victims, directly or indirectly.
Hameluck is also prohibited from possessing or using cell phones or any device that can take photos or record videos.
Police said anyone who becomes aware of any violations by Hameluck should not approach him, but instead notify them immediately.
Hameluck is well known to police. In 2020, he pleaded guilty to 38 counts of voyeurism involving 25 women. Those offences were committed while he was on probation for voyeurism and indecent assault convictions from 2017.
Last fall, he pleaded guilty to 25 more charges stemming from incidents in late 2024 and early 2025, when he secretly filmed and took photos of a variety of women on the east side of the city through bedroom, bathroom and living room windows at night, recording them in various stages of undress.
Hameluck was sentenced in early October 2025 to just under three years in custody for these latest crimes, but with credit for time served, that term was expected to be reduced to about seven months.