Shawn Johnson Stalker Convicted

A Florida man accused of stalking Olympic gymnast and Dancing with the Stars champ Shawn Johnson was found guilty of stalking by a California jury on Friday.

A Florida man accused of stalking Olympic gymnast and Dancing with the Stars champ Shawn Johnson was found guilty of stalking by a California jury on Friday.

Olympic gold medal-winnng gymnast Shawn Johnson testified Thursday that she was so frightened of the “Looney Bird Johnson” on trial for savagely stalking her that she considered quitting Dancing With The Stars — which she would ultimately win as the youngest contestant in the contest’s history in 2009.
She’s already got a Dancing With The Stars disco ball trophy and an Olympic gold medal to her credit and now Shawn Johnson’s hoping to add an Oscar to her collection.
The pint-sized gymnast has revealed that she is interested in breaking into acting. Shawn, 17, recently confirmed that she has been offered a lead role in an upcoming children’s film and is debating putting her college plans on hold to accept the part.
“I got an offer for a movie,” Shawn told reporters early this week, adding that she only has a month decide whether or not she’ll take the job. “It’s nerve-wrecking,” she says. “I have a lot of decisions to make.”
Shawn Johnson’s Dancing With the Stars victory is already is shambles…literally. The mirrored disco ball trophy the pint-sized gymnast received after winning last month’s competition on ABC is currently being repaired after it was damaged while traveling cross-country from New York to Los Angeles.
A crushed Shawn called her partner with the news. “I was like, ‘My trophy’s broke!’”
“It’s actually in pieces right now,” her pro partner, Mark Ballas, revealed at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday. “We had to take them to New York and they shipped them back and when they opened the box, they were in pieces,” he continued. “They’re fixing them.”
Shawn throws like a girl…. Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast and reigning Dancing With The Stars champion Shawn Johnson threw out the ceremonial first pitch before the start of the baseball game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday, June 1.
The Diamondbacks went on to beat the Dodgers 3-2