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[spaminator]

One person injured as e-bikes catch fire in underground parking: Toronto Fire
Author of the article:Kevin Connor
Published Oct 21, 2024 • Last updated 1 day ago • 1 minute read

One person is in hospital in serious condition after 20 e-bikes caught on fire in a residential underground parking garage on Monday.

Toronto Fire were called at 12:30 a.m. to 564 Eglinton Ave. W., just east of Spadina Ave., for the three-alarm blaze.

“We responded to reports of a fire at an underground residential building,” said District Fire Chief Dan Vieira.

“We found a bunch — 20 e-bikes — on fire and we cleared the smoke and got the fire out. One tenant was taken to hospital.”

The person has serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Damages are still being assessed.

There was no immediate word on who owned the e-bikes or why there were so many.

“Toronto Fire Services is currently conducting a comprehensive investigation into the origin, cause and circumstance of this fire incident. There are no further comments until such time the investigation has been completed,” a City of Toronto spokesperson said.

One person injured as e-bikes catch fire in underground parking: Toronto Fire

One person is in hospital in serious condition after 20 e-bikes caught on fire in a residential underground parking garage on Monday.

torontosun.com

 

[Dixie Cup]

One person injured as e-bikes catch fire in underground parking: Toronto Fire
Author of the article:Kevin Connor
Published Oct 21, 2024 • Last updated 1 day ago • 1 minute read

One person is in hospital in serious condition after 20 e-bikes caught on fire in a residential underground parking garage on Monday.

Toronto Fire were called at 12:30 a.m. to 564 Eglinton Ave. W., just east of Spadina Ave., for the three-alarm blaze.

“We responded to reports of a fire at an underground residential building,” said District Fire Chief Dan Vieira.

“We found a bunch — 20 e-bikes — on fire and we cleared the smoke and got the fire out. One tenant was taken to hospital.”

The person has serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Damages are still being assessed.

There was no immediate word on who owned the e-bikes or why there were so many.

“Toronto Fire Services is currently conducting a comprehensive investigation into the origin, cause and circumstance of this fire incident. There are no further comments until such time the investigation has been completed,” a City of Toronto spokesperson said.

One person injured as e-bikes catch fire in underground parking: Toronto Fire

One person is in hospital in serious condition after 20 e-bikes caught on fire in a residential underground parking garage on Monday.

torontosun.com

Oh, I won an e-scooter this summer. Hope that doesn't "light things up" LMAO!

 

[bill barilko]

I see Yamaha has some of their electrics On Sale.......

 

[spaminator]

Oh, I won an e-scooter this summer. Hope that doesn't "light things up" LMAO!

you can give it to someone you dont like.

 

[spaminator]

Video captures moment man shoves shopping cart at e-bike rider
A 47-year-old man faces charges

Author of the article:Spiro Papuckoski
Published Apr 30, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 2 minute read

Security camera footage captured the moment a man allegedly shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday, April 29, 2205.
Security camera footage captured the moment a man allegedly shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday, April 29, 2205.
Security video shared this week to social media captured the moment a man “purposely” shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider, who crashed heavily onto the pavement.


Toronto injury lawyer David Shellnutt shared a clip of the incident to X, which occurred just before 10 a.m. Tuesday on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave.

“Details remain limited but we are reading reports from the Danforth East York Woodbine Community Facebook group that there is video of a man pushing a grocery cart into a bike lane to purposely take out a cyclist,” Shellnutt, who is also known as the Biking Lawyer, said in an emailed statement.

In the video, a man is seen pushing an empty cart along the sidewalk before he launches it toward the bike lane and into the path of the oncoming e-bike rider, who may be a food delivery worker.



The man turns his head around to watch the collision unfold and continues to casually walk away. The rider gets up and sits on the curb.

According to Shellnutt, another e-cyclist stopped to help the fallen rider, later taken to hospital to receive treatment for injuries that Toronto Police describe as non-life-threatening.


“This represents a clear and present danger to cyclists and other road users in the City of Toronto,” Shellnutt said.

“Our hope is that members of the community can help identify this perpetrator and share that information with Toronto Police to affect an arrest for aggravated assault. We are hoping that sharing his image and the video of the incident will help lead to his apprehension and create awareness amongst cyclists to be wary and stay safe.”

An image of a man who allegedly assaulted an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. on Tuesday.
An image of a man who allegedly assaulted an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. on Tuesday.
Toronto Police said officers responded to a radio call for an assault near Danforth Ave. and Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday.


A report was taken from the rider about the incident and on Thursday, police announced an arrest.

Nektarios Manimanakis, 47, of Toronto, is charged with mischief endangering life, assault with a weapon, and assault cause bodily harm. He is to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice on Finch Ave. on Thursday at 10 a.m.

“Our hope is that the person injured has a speedy recovery,” Shellnutt said. “We know all too well the long-term recovery costs and complications that result from incidents like this.”

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Video captures moment man shoves shopping cart at e-bike rider

Security camera footage captured the moment a man "purposely" shoved a cart at an e-bike rider, who crashed heavily onto the pavement.

torontosun.com

 

[petros]

Video captures moment man shoves shopping cart at e-bike rider
A 47-year-old man faces charges

Author of the article:Spiro Papuckoski
Published Apr 30, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 2 minute read

Security camera footage captured the moment a man allegedly shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday, April 29, 2205.
Security camera footage captured the moment a man allegedly shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday, April 29, 2205.
Security video shared this week to social media captured the moment a man “purposely” shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider, who crashed heavily onto the pavement.


Toronto injury lawyer David Shellnutt shared a clip of the incident to X, which occurred just before 10 a.m. Tuesday on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave.

“Details remain limited but we are reading reports from the Danforth East York Woodbine Community Facebook group that there is video of a man pushing a grocery cart into a bike lane to purposely take out a cyclist,” Shellnutt, who is also known as the Biking Lawyer, said in an emailed statement.

In the video, a man is seen pushing an empty cart along the sidewalk before he launches it toward the bike lane and into the path of the oncoming e-bike rider, who may be a food delivery worker.



The man turns his head around to watch the collision unfold and continues to casually walk away. The rider gets up and sits on the curb.

According to Shellnutt, another e-cyclist stopped to help the fallen rider, later taken to hospital to receive treatment for injuries that Toronto Police describe as non-life-threatening.


“This represents a clear and present danger to cyclists and other road users in the City of Toronto,” Shellnutt said.

“Our hope is that members of the community can help identify this perpetrator and share that information with Toronto Police to affect an arrest for aggravated assault. We are hoping that sharing his image and the video of the incident will help lead to his apprehension and create awareness amongst cyclists to be wary and stay safe.”

An image of a man who allegedly assaulted an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. on Tuesday.
An image of a man who allegedly assaulted an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. on Tuesday.
Toronto Police said officers responded to a radio call for an assault near Danforth Ave. and Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday.


A report was taken from the rider about the incident and on Thursday, police announced an arrest.

Nektarios Manimanakis, 47, of Toronto, is charged with mischief endangering life, assault with a weapon, and assault cause bodily harm. He is to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice on Finch Ave. on Thursday at 10 a.m.

“Our hope is that the person injured has a speedy recovery,” Shellnutt said. “We know all too well the long-term recovery costs and complications that result from incidents like this.”
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Video captures moment man shoves shopping cart at e-bike rider

Security camera footage captured the moment a man "purposely" shoved a cart at an e-bike rider, who crashed heavily onto the pavement.

torontosun.com

I'm surprised he didn't go on high-speed chase with the cart that ended with crashing on some white folk's lawn.

How can you get more Caucasian than that?

 

[Taxslave2]

Video captures moment man shoves shopping cart at e-bike rider
A 47-year-old man faces charges

Author of the article:Spiro Papuckoski
Published Apr 30, 2025 • Last updated 1 day ago • 2 minute read

Security camera footage captured the moment a man allegedly shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday, April 29, 2205.
Security camera footage captured the moment a man allegedly shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday, April 29, 2205.
Security video shared this week to social media captured the moment a man “purposely” shoved a shopping cart at an e-bike rider, who crashed heavily onto the pavement.


Toronto injury lawyer David Shellnutt shared a clip of the incident to X, which occurred just before 10 a.m. Tuesday on Danforth Ave. near Monarch Park Ave.

“Details remain limited but we are reading reports from the Danforth East York Woodbine Community Facebook group that there is video of a man pushing a grocery cart into a bike lane to purposely take out a cyclist,” Shellnutt, who is also known as the Biking Lawyer, said in an emailed statement.

In the video, a man is seen pushing an empty cart along the sidewalk before he launches it toward the bike lane and into the path of the oncoming e-bike rider, who may be a food delivery worker.



The man turns his head around to watch the collision unfold and continues to casually walk away. The rider gets up and sits on the curb.

According to Shellnutt, another e-cyclist stopped to help the fallen rider, later taken to hospital to receive treatment for injuries that Toronto Police describe as non-life-threatening.


“This represents a clear and present danger to cyclists and other road users in the City of Toronto,” Shellnutt said.

“Our hope is that members of the community can help identify this perpetrator and share that information with Toronto Police to affect an arrest for aggravated assault. We are hoping that sharing his image and the video of the incident will help lead to his apprehension and create awareness amongst cyclists to be wary and stay safe.”

An image of a man who allegedly assaulted an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. on Tuesday.
An image of a man who allegedly assaulted an e-bike rider on Danforth Ave. on Tuesday.
Toronto Police said officers responded to a radio call for an assault near Danforth Ave. and Monarch Park Ave. on Tuesday.


A report was taken from the rider about the incident and on Thursday, police announced an arrest.

Nektarios Manimanakis, 47, of Toronto, is charged with mischief endangering life, assault with a weapon, and assault cause bodily harm. He is to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice on Finch Ave. on Thursday at 10 a.m.

“Our hope is that the person injured has a speedy recovery,” Shellnutt said. “We know all too well the long-term recovery costs and complications that result from incidents like this.”
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Video captures moment man shoves shopping cart at e-bike rider

Security camera footage captured the moment a man "purposely" shoved a cart at an e-bike rider, who crashed heavily onto the pavement.

torontosun.com

Whatever happened to just throwing a stick into the wheels?

 

[Dixie Cup]

What's in the water? Why are people so cruel & mean?

 

[petros]

What's in the water? Why are people so cruel & mean?

Ethyl