Michigan Barber Fined $9,000 for Opening Shop, Cutting Hair at Capitol Protest

A barber from Michigan has been hit with a $9,000 fine for civil violations after re-opening his shop in spring 2020 and also cutting hair for free during a hairstylist protest.
Michigan Barber Fined $9,000 for Opening Shop, Cutting Hair at Capitol Protest
Barber Karl Manke cuts a client's hair at his barber shop in Owosso, Mich., on May 12, 2020. Jeff Kowalsky/AFP/Getty Images
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A barber from Michigan has been hit with a $9,000 fine for license violations after re-opening his shop and cutting hair for free during a hairstylist protest on the steps of the Michigan State Capitol last spring.

Shiawassee County barber Karl Manke was issued fines totaling $3,000 by the Michigan Board of Barber Examiners for violating state sanitation and equipment regulations as well as another $6,000 for his participation in the May 2020 state Capitol demonstrations in Ingham County, The Associated Press reported.
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