Police cut ties with St. Louis entrepreneur after rant against female cops
Andy Frisella, who co-founded Supplement Superstore and 1st Phorm nutritional supplements, said women should not be cops and that men could “end their (expletive) life” if the female officers weren’t armed with guns and badges.
Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. After fitness entrepreneur Andy Frisella's rant against women police officers, including physical violence, I'm pretty sure most ...
A fitness entrepreneur's obscenity-filled tirade claiming women shouldn't be police officers went viral after a veteran St. Louis County police sergeant took issue with the ...
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Andy Frisella and 1st Phorm have been at the forefront of controversy over the weekend. Frisella is known as an entrepreneur who bootstrapped his way into founding 1st Phorm, a nutrition and ...
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