Denver Tattoo Store

Denver tattoo shop got a lot of attention this week after a Denver post article highlighted it's all female or female identifying staff. Very unusual, but Here's Denver 7's Patrick Perez. Step inside the Wolf Den on East Coast Facts and you'll see why it's worthy of attention. We love everybody. We just happen to have a staff of amazing women or identifying women. The tattoo shop got praise from the Denver post this week because of its inclusivity, creating a safe space for LGBTQ people. A lot of light has been shown on us. A lot of people wanting to support us, but owner Ryan Urie says some of that light has cast a shadow. We've had some pretty hateful comments coming towards us just because Ryan thinks that online hate spilled into the real world after someone threw a rock through a front window early Friday morning. Look closely and you'll see that rock breaking the glass in this surveillance video captured by one of the shop's cameras. It didn't seem Thankfully, it seemed Ryan admits they have no proof this was an intentional act. It could have just been someone random walking by unless you have someone caught red handed. You can't really go further, but it's how they broke the glass to make some think otherwise. I was incredibly surprised because it takes a lot of force to break a window and so for something so small took a lot of power behind it. Denver police says its bias motivated unit is not investigating this, but that could change. Still, Ryan is not letting this get in the way of their work. This wooden plank now in place of the window says it all. We all signed it and we left a message saying you can break our windows, but you can't break our stride. Patrick Perez, n Wow. All right, Patrick.