Fight night at Yonge-Dundas Square

Two women scrapped for several minutes in the violence-plagued square as security guards simply watch

Kevin Connor
Published May 13, 2023  •  Last updated May 13, 2023  •  1 minute read
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A video posted on social media shows two woman in a lengthy brawl at Yonge-Dundas Square as security guards stand around watching.
A video posted on social media shows two woman in a lengthy brawl at Yonge-Dundas Square as security guards stand around watching. Photo by @CarymaRules /Twitter

Yonge-Dundas Square or female fight club?

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A six-minute video posted on social media shows two women brawling in the square Thursday night with security standing by and doing nothing to stop the fight.

One of the woman in the fight had a baby in a stroller.

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Several people attempted to stop the fight, but it kept going on.

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At one point, one woman stomps on the other woman’s head.

Caryma Sa’d, who posted the video, wrote: “I vacillated between whether or not to share this footage, but in the end it’s an honest reflection of Yonge & Dundas after midnight. Private security did not physically intervene.”

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Toronto Police Const. Cindy Chung said the incident wasn’t reported to cops.

“I don’t know what is going on in Toronto,” she said.

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