Shawn Simoes Fired From Hydro One Job After Taunting Reporter In 'FHRITP' Video, Shawn Simoes didn't even need to say the words. The soccer fan who utilized obscene dialect with CityNews columnist Shauna Hunt in a "FHRITP" feature has been terminated from his lucrative occupation at crown partnership Hydro One, Toronto Sun journalist Jenny Yuen tweeted Tuesday.
"Regard for all individuals is engrained in the Code of Conduct and in our Core Values and we are focused on a workplace where segregation or badgering of any sort is met with zero resistance," Hydro One corporate undertakings chief Daffyd Roderick told The Toronto Star.
The CityNews journalist was taping a portion at a Toronto FC diversion when Simoes and some other men accumulated around her. One yelled "F*** her right in the p****" into Hunt's amplifier, and she faced them on-cam about it. The trick has turned into a very normal issue for female journalists.
Simoes protected the utilization of the obscene expression, calling it "entertaining."
He can be seen snickering as Hunt tells another man that the words are "insolent."
"I couldn't care less, its f***ing amusing," Simoes said.
Chase then went to him and inquired as to why its so entertaining.
"It is f***ing diverting, we're not by any means the only individuals, it happened in England," Simoes reacted.
Chase then brought up that the pattern has been around for a year.
Simoes then intruded on and said, "You're fortunate there's not a f***ing vibrator close here, on the grounds that in England, it happened constantly, its f***ing astonishing and I regard it constantly."
At long last, Hunt asked what his mother would think. To that Simoes said, "Goodness my mother would bite the dust giggling inevitably."
570 News reported that Simoes was an individual from Laurier University's Men's Soccer Team from 2003 to 2005.
Somebody with the same name is recorded in a news discharge as a former student of the Laurier University Golden Hawks who tuned in open tryouts for Toronto FC in 2006.
Simoes is likewise recorded as a midfielder with AC Hydro One of the Ontario Hydro Soccer League.
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, which claims Toronto FC, said prior Tuesday that it would boycott fans who expressed the expression in the CityNews feature.
It likewise said it would give more security to female journalists doing live hits at any of the association's amusements.
"Regard for all individuals is engrained in the Code of Conduct and in our Core Values and we are focused on a workplace where segregation or badgering of any sort is met with zero resistance," Hydro One corporate undertakings chief Daffyd Roderick told The Toronto Star.
The CityNews journalist was taping a portion at a Toronto FC diversion when Simoes and some other men accumulated around her. One yelled "F*** her right in the p****" into Hunt's amplifier, and she faced them on-cam about it. The trick has turned into a very normal issue for female journalists.
Simoes protected the utilization of the obscene expression, calling it "entertaining."
He can be seen snickering as Hunt tells another man that the words are "insolent."
"I couldn't care less, its f***ing amusing," Simoes said.
Chase then went to him and inquired as to why its so entertaining.
"It is f***ing diverting, we're not by any means the only individuals, it happened in England," Simoes reacted.
Chase then brought up that the pattern has been around for a year.
Simoes then intruded on and said, "You're fortunate there's not a f***ing vibrator close here, on the grounds that in England, it happened constantly, its f***ing astonishing and I regard it constantly."
At long last, Hunt asked what his mother would think. To that Simoes said, "Goodness my mother would bite the dust giggling inevitably."
570 News reported that Simoes was an individual from Laurier University's Men's Soccer Team from 2003 to 2005.
Somebody with the same name is recorded in a news discharge as a former student of the Laurier University Golden Hawks who tuned in open tryouts for Toronto FC in 2006.
Simoes is likewise recorded as a midfielder with AC Hydro One of the Ontario Hydro Soccer League.
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, which claims Toronto FC, said prior Tuesday that it would boycott fans who expressed the expression in the CityNews feature.
It likewise said it would give more security to female journalists doing live hits at any of the association's amusements.
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