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Faith J Goldy is a politician in Toronto. In her tweet, she calls her names and post the photos from the woman instagram page. The replies in the tweet are people agreeing with Faith and also making fun of the girl who threw the chair.

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In this blog post by the MTL, it seems to be more of a post of showing people making fun of the woman. The post a lot of memes about the woman throwing the chair off the balcony. Most of the memes are making fun of her appearance. the big also explains the big news article. They state that her lawyer says that the woman is very embarrassed with her actions and wishes it never happened. This is the only social media post I have com across that states that posting about the woman is giving her the attention she wants.

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If you aren't familiar with Toronto's Chair Girl, you must have been buried under two feet of snow the past couple days.

It's okay, you didn't miss much... and plus, we're here for the memes anyway.

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The whole thing started when a video was posted to Facebook showing the Chair Girl, Marcella Zoia, throwing a patio chair off a balcony downtown Toronto.

The video above is a clip of the full incident. Everything below is just pure genius.

Toronto Chair Throwing Girl Before & After Sentencing#Toronto #Chair #MarcellaZoia , pic.twitter.com/RaqkLIbRTi
- For Foxx Sake (@MrKevinFoxx) February 14, 2019

She has since been arrested and released on bail, which was set at $2000, according to CTV.

Charges against her are common nuisance, mischief endangering life and damage to property over $5,000.

Guys I can't with chair girl #toronto #gardiner #chairgirl pic.twitter.com/ZFofyazgPQ
- miss brittɑny mɑrie (@MissBeeMartin) February 13, 2019

hide your chairs! She's caffeinated! #MarcellaZoia pic.twitter.com/vYNJAZsBo0
- Colourmelime (@colourmelime) February 13, 2019

As per her bail, the Instagram model is now living with her mother.

She is not allowed to have any contact with the "other parties named in the incident," she is prohibited from possessing a weapon or returning to the condo where the chair throwing occurred.

While there are several ghost accounts of her on Instagram, it appears that her original account has been deleted.

Her lawyer expressed that she was "embarrassed by what happened," according to CTV, and that "she wishes it never happened."

Chair girl to run for the People Party of Canada in Toronto-Centre MARK MY WORDS
- Nora Loreto (@NoLore) February 13, 2019

The 19-year-old claims that she was peer-pressured by the other parties involved.

Zoia's lawyer, Gregory Leslie, apparently hopes to avoid trial in the matter, though he acknowledges that the Crown as a strong case against her, considering the video evidence of the crimes.

I'd vote for the Toronto chair-tossing girl before I'd vote for @AndrewScheer
- Patrick Herbert🐓🍷 (@VoyceReason) February 13, 2019

We're allowed to laugh at the incident now because it appears that no one was injured.

But people are understandably pissed off, considered how badly someone could have been hurt if they had been walking below the balcony, or if the chair had hit a car windshield.

#ChairGirl seems to be loving all the attention. Now she's moving on to bigger and better challenges. #toronto #chairthrower pic.twitter.com/cJLx9pSxlw
- Rick Brown (@SirRickBrown) February 14, 2019

As hilarious as all these memes are... it seems we're giving her the attention she wants.

Most of her reactions to all the press are positive, she's smiling and cheerful while avoiding any discussion of the incident, which is likely part of her bail agreement.

Though many people in Toronto are understandably unimpressed with the whole thing.

To the point that she's ranking right up there with the guys that were caught shouting nonsense at female reporters in terms of most-despised Torontonians.

At least the city of Toronto has learned a collective lesson about 1.) doing stupidly dangerous things and 2.) recording them on video and uploading them to Facebook for Internet clout.

We'll have to wait to see how the court rules, but I'm assuming they will make an example of her quickly to ensure other hooligans know better.

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The Most Hilarious Memes Of Toronto's Infamous "Chair Girl"

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If you aren't familiar with Toronto's Chair Girl, you must have been buried under two feet of snow the past couple days. It's okay, you didn't miss much... and plus, we're here for the memes anyway.

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Joanne Wilder Tweets About Chair Throwing Woman

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Joanne Wilder, a news anchor for Q107 tweets very negatively about the Woman who throws a chair off a balcony in Toronto. Joanne calls the woman a "Moron" and to contact the Toronto police if anyone has information on the woman. In her tweet, she also provides the original clip of the girl throwing the chair off the balcony.

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Recognize this moron throwing a chair off a balcony near the Gardiner? #Toronto Contact @TPSOperations
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BlogTO Tweet of the Woman Who Threw the Chair Off Balcony 

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In the BlogTOs original tweet, they state that the woman has turned herself into the police. The post also has 53 retweets and 137 likes. while looking at this twitter thread it shows a lot of people tweeting how upset they are. Many people state that she wants attention, and start making fun of her appearance.

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The woman who threw a chair from a #Toronto balcony has surrendered to the police https://t.co/s8RzfaCVQ3 https://t.co/R5k9GcxqmR

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This article was written when the Toronto police first found out who the suspect was and they were not releasing her identity. In this article, the writer explains that the girl threw more than just a chair. This is the first article I have read that lists this accusation. The article also explains that the girl in the video has a criminal record and the police are giving her 24 hours to turn herself in. the article also provides the snapchat video of the girl throwing the chair off the balcony. In this article, it seems that they are more on the police side.

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Toronto police say they have identified the woman who was filmed in a now-viral video throwing a chair from a balcony onto the Gardiner Expressway over the weekend.

Police have not publicly named the woman, who allegedly threw several items including two chairs from around the 45th floor of a high-rise on Bremner Boulevard.

A source tells CityNews the woman has a criminal history and police have been in touch with her. Officers are giving her about 24 hours to turn herself in.

The video, believed to be posted on Snapchat, shows a blonde woman standing on the balcony of a condo building holding a patio chair before launching it over the edge of the railing.

No injuries were reported in the incident which is believed to have happened at 10 a.m. on Saturday, with the chair landing next to a bike rack at the front entrance of the condo building.

Police say the woman is wanted for mischief - endanger life. They are also looking for the person recording the video.

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Toronto police identify woman who threw chair off balcony onto Gardiner

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Toronto police say they have identified the woman who was filmed in a now-viral video throwing a chair from a balcony onto the Gardiner Expressway over the weekend. Police have not publicly named the woman, who allegedly threw several items including two chairs from around the 45th floor of a high-rise on Bremner Boulevard.

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In the article they state how many views the video of Marcella throwing the chair off the balcony. The writer also states that the chair was smashed on a sidewalk near the Gardiner Expressway. They

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Toronto police say they have charged the woman who threw a chair from a high-rise balcony onto a highway.

Marcella Zoia, 19, faces charges related to mischief endangering life.

Her dangerous prank was caught on camera and posted online, where it has been viewed more than 700,000 times.

The chair appears to hurtle towards the Gardiner Expressway, one of the busiest highways in the country, but there are no reported injuries.

Internet sleuths had been trying to track down the woman since Monday.

In the video, which was originally posted to Snapchat, the woman can be seen gleefully tossing a chair from a high-rise balcony onto the highway below.

The video was then uploaded to Facebook, where it went viral and caught the attention of local authorities. Amateur sleuths attempted to track down the woman's identity through her image and images of the property, which was believed to be an Airbnb.

"We believe we know who she is," said Toronto police spokesman Constable David Hopkinson on Tuesday.

Police reached out to her and advised her to turn herself in. She will be in court on Wednesday.

A Reddit post claimed to show the chair, smashed, on a sidewalk near the same highway.

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Toronto police say they have charged the woman who threw a chair from a high-rise balcony onto a highway. Marcella Zoia, 19, faces charges related to mischief endangering life. Her dangerous prank was caught on camera and posted online, where it has been viewed more than 700,000 times.

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A video from global news perceives the women as unbothered by what she had done. They explain that she is very "smiley" after her court trial. In the video the news reporters also explain the 3 charges that she has. they also talk about how Marcella is not able to have contact with the 3 other participants in the video, she is also ordered to stay with her mother and not visit the condo that the chair throwing happened at.

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Marcella Zoia made her first court appearance today after being charged for allegedly throwing a chair over a balcony at a Toronto condo. Erica Vella has more on her bail conditions.

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Marcella Zoia made her first court appearance today after being charged for allegedly throwing a chair over a balcony at a Toronto condo. Erica Vella has more on her bail conditions.

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Toronto Police Looking for the Women Who Threw the Chair 

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ThIs photo was taken from the Toronto Police Twitter. In the Tweet, they show a photo of the girl who threw the chair off the balcony in Toronto. They also explain to call if anyone has seen or knows anything about the women in the picture or the situation that had happened.

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Original Video of Girl Throwing Chair Off Balcony in Toronto

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Original Video of Girl Throwing Chair Off Balcony in Toronto

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During this video, you can see a girl throw a chair off a balcony. While the chair is falling you can notice on the girls face that she thinks it is funny. The chair just missed passing vehicles and possibly pedestrians. It also looks as though that this was posted on a social networking site call SnapChat

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Girl Throws Chair Off Balcony | Toronto Police

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This news article from the National Post explains that age of the women who threw the chair off the balcony (19 years old).The article also states the moment name ( Marcella Zoia). It also explains that the 19 year-old could be facing multiple charges against her after risking peoples lives or seriously injuring someone. Marcella was staying in this condo as an Air B&B customer.

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TORONTO - A 19-year-old woman who allegedly tossed a chair off the balcony of a downtown Toronto highrise turned herself in to police to face multiple charges on Wednesday, after video of the incident circulated widely online.

Police had launched a public appeal for help identifying the woman after the clip sparked outrage earlier this week.

Const. David Hopkinson said police had received a slew of tips about the case.

"It's a very callous thing," he said of the alleged incident. "You could kill somebody. I don't believe anyone looks at that and doesn't say that's ridiculous."

Marcella Zoia of Toronto is charged with one count each of mischief endangering life, mischief endangering property under $5,000 and common nuisance.

Her lawyer said she was embarrassed and understands the public anger generated by the alleged incident.

"She wishes it never happened," Greg Leslie told reporters after his client was granted bail. "Of course, she would never wish anybody would be hurt."

Police said the incident took place on Saturday when the woman allegedly threw a chair and other items from a balcony high up in a condo that faces a major highway.

Investigators said the chair landed in front of the building, and there were no reports of injuries.

Hopkinson said the apartment the furniture was allegedly tossed from was being used as a "short-term rental property" but could not say which company it was rented through.

Airbnb said Wednesday that it has contacted Toronto police and offered its support in the investigation.

The company said it has no evidence that the woman was an Airbnb user but it has suspended the account of a guest with a reservation at that building pending further review.

"We remain outraged by the blatant disregard for community safety on display in the video," the company said in a statement.

Toronto Mayor John Tory condemned the alleged actions, saying they can't be tolerated.

"This was not just something that was sort of a lark gone bad," he said. "It was grossly irresponsible behaviour that could have caused serious injury and death."

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Toronto woman, 19, faces three charges after allegedly throwing chair from condo balcony

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TORONTO - A 19-year-old woman who allegedly tossed a chair off the balcony of a downtown Toronto highrise turned herself in to police to face multiple charges on Wednesday, after video of the incident circulated widely online. Police had launched a public appeal for help identifying the woman after the clip sparked outrage earlier this week.