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Woman Who Threw Chair Off Condo Building In Viral Video Has Turned Herself In To Police After It Prompted Outrage

Woman Who Threw Chair Off Condo Building In Viral Video Has Turned Herself In To Police After It Prompted Outrage
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If you want to go your whole life without recklessly endangering the lives of other human beings, you can probably succeed.


However, this was not the case for a young woman who went viral after posting a Snapchat video that shows her throwing a chair from the balcony of a Toronto condo building.

Let's recount this story in brief snippets:

In case you haven't realized this yet: That's DANGEROUS AS HELL, PEOPLE. Please don't do this. You'll end up on the news:

And everyone will get to see what you did:

And everyone will talk about you (in all the wrong ways):





AND THE POLICE WILL IDENTIFY YOU:

And you'll (most likely) turn yourself in:

The woman in the video has been identified as 19-year-old Marcella Zoia. She's been charged with three offenses, including mischief and endangering life, mischief and damage to property under $5,000, and common nuisance, according to a Toronto Police Department press release.

Toronto Police Department

Don't be like Marcella, everyone. Do better.

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