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Teachers Gone Wild:Former Waterford gym teacher sentenced to prison for child sexual assault

From The Journal Times.com:

Milana Doné

RACINE — A 58-year-old Janesville man was sentenced to eight years in prison Monday related to an alleged sexual assault that occurred when he worked as a gym teacher at St. Thomas Day School in Waterford.

Michael Pipp was charged with one count of first degree child sexual assault with a person under the age of 13 and one count of child enticement.

The charges were filed as repeat offenses because of a 2016 Waukesha County case in which Pipp was convicted of causing mental harm to a child.

Pipp pleaded guilty to the sexual assault count Monday. The second count was dismissed but read into the court record.

He also was ordered to serve eight years of extended supervision.

Pipp originally pleaded not guilty in April 2025.

According to a criminal complaint, the alleged assault occurred during the 2014-15 school year when Pipp was employed at the school.

Pipp reportedly was terminated from the school following the charges in Waukesha County. The school sent a letter informing parents about the termination and the allegations against him.

In 2022, a forensic interview was conducted with the child, during which she reportedly alleged that Pipp sexually assaulted her during gym class.

From: https://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_e9157b64-352e-433d-97c5-2aef77c6d746.html#tracking-source=home-top-story

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Teachers Gone Wild: Former gym teacher charged in connection to alleged child sexual assault

From The Journal Times.com:

Caroline Neal

JANESVILLE — A 57-year-old Janesville man was charged Tuesday in connection to an alleged sexual assault that reportedly occurred when he was a gym teacher at St. Thomas Day School in Waterford.

Michael Pipp faces one count of first degree child sexual assault with a person under 13 and one count of child enticement.

Both charges are considered repeat offenses because of a 2016 Waukesha County case in which Pipp was convicted of causing mental harm to a child.

Racine County Court Commissioner Alice Rudebusch set a $20,000 cash bond during an April 15 hearing. Pipp is scheduled to appear in court on April 24.

According to a criminal complaint, the alleged assault occurred during the 2014-15 school year when Pipp was employed at the school.

Following Pipp’s charges in Waukesha County, the school sent a letter informing parents of his termination and the allegations against him.

In 2022, a forensic interview was conducted with the child, during which she reportedly alleged that Pipp sexually assaulted her during gym class.

From: https://journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_81482733-0826-4926-a683-2f1d8705c275.html#tracking-source=home-top-story

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Watch: Disgusting Fat Woman Cries After Gym Kicks Her Out for Showing Her Hanging Fat Rolls

 

That stupid bitch should have known better than to show her fat ass all sloppy like that.

Sluts have no shame and I can’t wait for them to all die from the vaxx.

Daily Mail:

A distraught mother-of-one has slammed her local gym for ‘fat-shaming’ her after she was thrown out of the venue for ‘showing her belly’ in a sports bra and high-waisted leggings.

Shelby Rodriguez, 26, from Alberta, Canada, filmed herself breaking down in tears while recounting the ’embarrassing’ incident in a viral TikTok video, explaining that she was told to leave the workout facility mid-way through a workout – despite being given permission by a staff member to wear her stomach-baring outfit.

The mother-of-one, who began documenting her weight-loss journey in March, was told upon her arrival at the gym that her outfit violated the dress code, which prohibits crop tops, but she said that the receptionist gave her permission to workout in the ensemble on this one occasion.

However, 15 minutes after she started her workout, Shelby was ordered to leave the gym by its program coordinator.

‘So, I just went to the gym and the lady at the front desk said that they have a policy that you’re not allowed to wear sports bras to the gym, that you “can’t be showing your belly,”‘ a sobbing Shelby explained in her video.

‘She said, “It’s fine for this time but just so you know for next time.”‘

Shelby then shared footage of her outfit, revealing that she was wearing a pair of black high-waisted leggings with a matching sports bra, which left less than an inch of stomach on display.

‘So I was like, OK that’s fine, and I went to do my workout,’ the mom-of-one continued. ‘I’m 15 minutes in on the treadmill and the program coordinator came up to me and asked me to leave.

‘I’m so embarrassed.’

Bitch, your emotions should be deeper than “embarrassed.”

You should feel deep self-loathing.

You are a worthless human being.

Read and see more: https://dailystormer.su/watch-disgusting-fat-woman-cries-after-gym-kicks-her-out-for-showing-her-hanging-fat-rolls/

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Gym owner giving free memberships to those who don’t get vaccinated

From WGN:

FILE – In this Jan. 5, 2021, file photo, healthcare worker receives a second Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine shot at Beaumont Health in Southfield, Mich. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File)

BELLMAWR, N.J. (WNCN) — In light of popular doughnut shop Krispy Kreme offering free doughnuts to those who have received a COVID-19 vaccine, one gym owner is doing the opposite.

Ian Smith, who says he is the co-owner of The Atilis Gym, located in Bellmawr, New Jersey had a different proposal — free memberships for everybody who has not been vaccinated.

Smith had this to say on Twitter:

Twitter users didn’t waste time commenting on Smith’s proposal with mixed reactions.

Some slammed Smith’s decision.

“Yeah thanks for supporting Bellmawar’s most famous killer,” one Twitter user replied.

Others were happy to see such a proposal and shot back at everyone who disagreed.

“Why all the hatred??? Everyone is welcome to have their own opinions,” another user said.

Why all the hatred??? Everyone is welcome to have their own opinions.

— Tammy (@teachintam95) March 24, 2021

Smith says he believes in health “the real way”, which as he puts it includes exercise, a good diet, and an environment to destress.

From: https://wgntv.com/news/gym-owner-giving-free-memberships-to-those-who-dont-get-vaccinated/

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From JSOnline:

Meg Jones

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Racine's coronavirus order has gotten a brief reprieve after the Court of Appeals issued a ruling Friday that reinstates the ordinance governing how businesses can reopen.

That means for the busy Fourth of July weekend Racine bars and restaurants can allow 50% capacity as long as social distancing protocols are in place and gyms can allow 25% capacity.

Two days after Racine County Circuit Judge Jon Fredrickson threw out the city's coronavirus ordinance, which he called the strictest in the country, the city requested an emergency stay. That was granted by the Court of Appeals while Racine officials put together a formal appeal of Fredrickson's decision.

When the state Supreme Court in May tossed out a statewide stay-at-home order issued by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, Republican lawmakers said local officials could put their own rules in place to handle the illness.

Several communities quickly imposed their own orders, many of them mirroring the ones written by the Evers administration.

Racine’s public health administrator, Dottie-Kay Bowersox, issued a coronavirus order the day the Supreme Court issued its opinion. Soon afterward, David Yandel, the owner of Harbor Park CrossFit, filed a lawsuit.

Fredrickson in June blocked the city’s order, saying Bowersox was exhibiting “despotic power.”

In response, the City Council passed an ordinance codifying the restrictions on how businesses must operate and explicitly giving Bowersox the ability to order businesses to close.

The move did not go over well with the judge. He quickly blocked the revived order, calling it a “direct attack” on his initial ruling.

And on Wednesday, following a two-hour hearing the day before, Fredrickson threw out the city's ordinance, which he said violated the state constitution because it interfered with the right to assemble.

Meanwhile, the number of coronavirus cases are surging in many states and positive cases continue to mount in Wisconsin. Fredrickson wrote that Racine could adopt a new plan to deal with the illness, provided that it was written more narrowly. 

The appeal of Fredrickson's ruling to the Court of Appeals could take months and in the meantime Racine's coronavirus ordinance will remain in place.

Another Racine resident died of coronavirus this week, bringing the total number of deaths to 26. In Racine County, almost 2,200 confirmed cases of COVID have been reported and 64 have died in the county.

From: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2020/07/03/appeals-court-ruling-means-city-racines-covid-rules-stay-place/5373468002/

Racine business says clients want ‘freedom’ after city enacts COVID-19 restrictions

From Fox6Now:

RACINE -- The City of Racine passed an ordinance to adopt COVID-19 restrictions for businesses on Monday, June 22 just days after a judge placed an injunction on the city's emergency health order.

City leaders said the decision was necessary as Racine continues to be a hot spot for the virus, but business owners feel they can get back to work safely -- on their own.

With music blaring, hearts pumping and lots of swearing, class workouts are back -- but with strong limits -- at Harbor Park CrossFit in Racine. Co-owner Dave Yandel said limits threaten the livelihood of his business.

Harbor Park CrossFit

"I feel like, as a responsible business owner, I have that right to make my customers safe. I don't need a law or a city official to tell me exactly how to run my business," said Yandel.

Corian and Dave Yandel

Harbor Park offers small classes anyway, so social distancing is not a problem. Now, every client carries a cleaning kit with them to sanitize.

"Our clients wanted us to be open. They wanted the freedom to be able to choose what's good for them and what's not," said Corian Yandel, co-owner of Harbor Park CrossFit.

The Yandels' problem lies with the restrictions imposed by the city, which stood in an emergency health order until Friday when a judge put it on hold after the Yandels filed suit. Then, late Monday, June 22, the Racine Common Council passed an ordinance to, again, enact those restrictions.

The restrictions limit gyms to just 10 people, restaurants to 50% capacity and more.

Racine Mayor Cory Mason

"We need to have the authority rested in our public health administrator's ability to dial it up if we need to, but also to dial it down if we're seeing the number of cases continue to decline," Racine Mayor Cory Mason said.

Right now, Racine remains a hot spot for COVID-19; it has the highest case total per capita in the state, but that case total is declining. Those data tell the story for Mason.

"Our efforts are working, which means we need to see them through, not abandon them," said Mason.

Those efforts are what business owners hope can keep them afloat.

The city still plans to re-evaluate the "Safer Racine" restrictions on Tuesday, June 30. Meanwhile, the Yandels' lawsuit continues to move through the court.

From: https://fox6now.com/2020/06/23/racine-business-says-clients-want-freedom-after-city-enacts-covid-19-restrictions/

Why Arnold Schwarzenegger Refuses to Work out at Gold's Gym Right Now

Arnold Schwarzenegger isn’t quite ready yet to get back into his routine at Gold’s Gym in Venice, California just yet. While he was eager to hit the gym once again, even making the bicycle ride down to the gym on Tuesday after it finally reopened, the Terminator star was taken aback when he learned gymgoers were not required to wear face masks while working out. He was so caught off guard that he left and went home.

TMZ reports that Schwarzenegger, who saw his Arnold Fitness Expo cancelled back in March as the coronavirus first began to ramp up, left after getting to the front desk because he felt uncomfortable with the gym’s rules. In California, regulations do not require marks to be worn inside when working out, so Gold’s Gym was in compliance. When guests enter the facility, they must be wearing a mask but do not need to keep them on, which bugged Schwarzenegger. The outlet says that the former governor will continue skipping his gym days until masks are required or even if it’s not until a vaccine is discovered. It looks like the movie star will be limited to his home gym, which in his case, is bigger than most gym chains.

Read and see more: https://popculture.com/celebrity/news/arnold-schwarzenegger-refuses-work-out-golds-gym-right-now/