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‘Terribly irresponsible’: Toronto police investigating video of woman throwing chair off condo balcony

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Toronto police are looking for a woman from a video making the rounds online that appears to show her throwing a chair off a condo balcony dangerously close to the Gardiner Expressway.

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Police said the incident allegedly occurred on Saturday at around 10 a.m in the Harbour and York streets area.

The 10-second video appears to show a woman dressed in black pants, a black leather coat and black high heels tossing the chair over the balcony which is several stories high.

“I was outraged, I thought that was a very dangerous thing, so we [police] started an investigation yesterday,” said const. David Hopkinson.

He said the woman allegedly threw other objects off the balcony, as well, including a second chair.

The original chair doesn’t appear to hit any vehicles or injure anyone, but the video stops before it lands.

However, police said the objects landed in front of the entrance to the condo building.

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“If anybody had been walking underneath or entering the condo, the injuries from this would have been very serious,” Hopkinson said.

Stephen Hucal, who lives in the area, told Global News after being shown the video that he’d never seen anything like it.

“Holy crap – what do they think it’s funny?” Hucal said. “It’s one of those heinous activities that you do, like you think it’s a joke and then all of a sudden you’re going to throw a chair that’s going to land on somebody’s windshield … I just think it’s terribly irresponsible.”

“I think that’s a very punishable crime.”

The woman is described as being in her 20s, 5-foot-2, 110 lbs., with a slim build and long blond hair.

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WATCH: Toronto police are investigating after a video making the rounds online appears to show a woman throw a chair off a balcony on the Gardiner Expressway

Hopkinson said the investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-5200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477.

Toronto police are searching for this woman who allegedly threw objects of a Toronto condo building on Saturday. Toronto police handouts
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