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Fireworks set off on TTC bus in shocking video

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is investigating a shocking new video that surfaced this week which shows a teenager lighting a firework on a semi-crowded bus. 

The 22-second clip, posted on Twitter by 6ixBuzzTV, shows a young person lighting a firework and aiming it at the back of the TTC bus. 

Several people are heard screaming and ducking as the firework goes off and the bus is filled with smoke. At the end of the clip, multiple commuters are seen trying to escape the bus as the firework continues to crackle. 

"Imagine an elderly person just minding their business sitting on the bus and all the other innocent passengers…how is this excusable behaviour?" one person asked under the video

"Not surprising. The only thing that matters to some kids these days is seeing that someone that they've never met hit that magical like button," another comment reads

"Can't believe some are defending such irresponsible behaviour," another person wrote in response to some people who equated the situation to just a couple of teenagers messing around. 

TTC Media Relations verified via Twitter that they are aware of a "couple of recent incidents of fireworks being set off on TTC buses in Scarborough." 

The transit commission did not say which bus route the incident took place on. 

"They're being looked into and those responsible will be held accountable. Fortunately there were no serious injuries and there's plenty of video available to assist investigators."

Lead photo by

6ixBuzzTV/ @6ixbuzztv


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