Toronto Cops Wasted Time on Me While Another Fight Almost Broke Out at Afrofest!

March 3, 2026

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Instead of stopping the situation, they thought I had a weapon and paid more attention to me than the actual fight happening in front of them.

This all happened at Afrofest 2025 at Woodbine Beach Park — things got intense.

A fight broke out right in front of Toronto Police, but instead of stepping in, they focused on me, claiming I might have a weapon (I didn’t). While they were wasting time on the wrong person, another fight almost started nearby — and they still didn’t act.

This situation shows how misplaced attention can lead to real danger. Too many people, too little control, and not enough accountability.

🎥 It’s all on camera.
What would you have done in this situation?

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