Michigan Republican sentenced to probation for inappropriately touching nurse during COVID treatment
Source: Salon
State Sen. John Bizon was placed on a year of probation but will face no legislative penalties as a lawmaker
By JON SKOLNIK
PUBLISHED MARCH 25, 2022 12:04PM (EDT)
A Michigan state senator on Wednesday was put on probation for inappropriately touching a nurse practitioner while receiving COVID-19 treatment.
State Sen. John Bizon, a Battle Creek Republican, was sentenced to a year on probation and will be forced to pay $1,130 in court costs and fines, undergo a mental health test, and comply with a no-contact policy, according to MLive.
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The incident took place last August while the state senator was seeking treatment at an After Hours Express, an urgent care center in Marshall, about an hour west of Ann Arbor. During his visit, Bizon, 70-year-old retired otolaryngologist, began questioning the guidance of his nurse in the exam room.
According to her police report, Bizon grabbed onto her waist and pulled her closer while she was recommending over-the-counter drugs. The state senator later became angry when she refused to prescribe his preferred medication.
Read more: https://www.salon.com/2022/03/25/michigan-sentenced-to-probation-for-inappropriately-touching-nurse-during-treatment/
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bluestarone
(16,906 posts)Getting away with this shit!
FeelingBlue
(677 posts)Goodness! I really wish this sleazy entitled white guy would have his comeuppance with Sen. Hirono. SOMEHOW.
Aristus
(66,316 posts)I've never had a patient sexually assault me, but death threats aren't fun, either.
I wish they had thrown the book at this sleazebag...
mackdaddy
(1,526 posts)Guy was trespassing on my rural property and threatened to burn my house down. Called sheriff, and they told him to not come back onto my property. Yea, that showed him.
His medical office called him and said they would not continue his oxy Rx because he failed a drug test. He said he would come an shoot them all and then himself.
The sheriff swat team did come and arrest him at least. But he was given probation and court costs. But, he did have to move, and I am greatly relieved.
quakerboy
(13,919 posts)I have never before these posts, had reason to consider what withdrawal from horse dewormer might be like.
Rebl2
(13,492 posts)sentenced by a trump judge?
xocetaceans
(3,871 posts)It is from Calhoun County, MI:
_____________________________________________________________________________
|STATE OF MICHIGAN | | CASE NO: C2110048 D01 SM |
|10TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT| REGISTER OF ACTIONS | |
|ORI130035J | | STATUS: PROB |
| | | |
_____________________________________________________________________________
JUDGE OF RECORD: RICHARDSON,MICHELLE P-57485
JUDGE: RICHARDSON,MICHELLE P-57485
STATE OF MICHIGAN v
CTN: 132100357101
BIZON/JOHN/GERARD TCN:
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http://d10roa.calhouncountymi.gov/ROACase.aspx?CRTNO=1000&PFIX=D&CASE=C2110048%20%20&PTY=D01&FILENAME=D032541805
The police report [purportedly from the above reference: P-67710] could supposedly be gotten from this link with a FOIA request:
How to Get a Copy of a Police Report
If you wish to receive a copy of a police report, you must fill out the accompanying Freedom of Information Form, sign it, and turn it into the Marshall police Department. Once you have completed the form, you may scan it and email it to the Marshall Police Department. Please email it to:
TTravis@cityofmarshall.com
If you prefer, you can mail it via USPS to the Marshall Police Department at 323 W. Michigan Avenue, Marshall, Michigan, 49068. Too, you may bring the form to us in person.
Once we receive the FOIA, provided the report is completed, we will, within five (5) working days* of the receipt of the FOIA, provide you with the copy of the report at no charge.
However, if the copy of the report/incident is an open case, your VOIA will be denied pending closure of the case. Also, as the specifics in the link above will point out, all information pertaining to victims and juveniles will be redacted before you receive the report.
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http://www.cityofmarshall.com/faqs/83
Seemingly, he wasn't being prescribed his "preferred treatment". Could his "preferred treatment" (aka, quack medicine) have been ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine or "very powerful light"? Perhaps, the above-noted police report would be specific....
Anyway, his "preferred treatment" was reported nonspecifically by the victim:
https://www.freep.com/story/news/politics/2022/03/24/john-bizon-probation-touching-nurse-michigan-state-senator/7150715001/
llmart
(15,536 posts)You'd be hard put to find two decent ones among the whole lot.