Toronto E-Bike Rider Struck by Shopping Cart, Suspect Arrested

Thursday, May 1, 2025, 10:21 am

In a scene that sounds almost too absurd to be real, a man in Toronto has been charged after allegedly shoving a shopping cart into a cyclist’s path on a busy bike lane. The incident, captured on video, has added a twist of urban chaos to the city’s daily commute, provoking both disbelief and a nod of wry amusement.


globalnews.ca / Man charged for pushing shopping cart into rider in Toronto bike lane: police

Toronto Police say they have arrested a man after he allegedly pushed a shopping cart into the bike lanes that struck a e-bike rider.

cp24.com/ / Police make arrest after video showed suspect shoving shopping cart into e-bike rider - CP24

Police make arrest after video showed suspect shoving shopping cart into e-bike rider  CP24


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