Toronto Reporter Confronts Men Shouting FHRITP During Live Interview

Shauna Hunt of CityNews was the latest woman targeted by a boorish trend known as FHRITP heckling, when a group of men shouted sexually explicit comments into her microphone as she tried to cover a Toronto FC soccer game. FHRITP stands for f--k her right in the p---y. But Hunt decided to confront the aggressors. "When you talk into my microphone and say that into my camera to viewers at the station I work at, that is disrespectful and degrading tome," Hunt says to the hecklers, one of whom asks incredulously why the camera operator is filming him. She asks the men what could possibly motivate them to taunt women in this way and demanded to know what their mothers would think of their conduct. The men can be heard dismissing her questions and saying their mothers would have found the so-called prank funny. The trend, which has been playing out in cities across Canada and the United States for more than a year, has been publicly condemned by two Canadian police forces and Ontario's premier. Police in Calgary and Toronto have said future hecklers could face criminal charges, while Premier Kathleen Wynne tweeted against workplace sexual harassment. http://www.cbc.ca/news/trending/hydro-one-employee-fired-after-yelling-fhritp-at-citynews-reporter-shauna-hunt-1.3070948