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I was right there at queen
I was right there at queen west and saw the same thing.
In a crowd of people fewer than an ordinary day on queen street the cars sat abandoned for over an hour BEFORE they were lit on fire.
The scene was so safe a 12 year old boy stood atop one cop car (which i have a picture of). There was nothing a single police officer couldn't have prevented.
These cars were intentionally abandoned and it shows that the police were more interested in creating an image of violence in the streets than in protecting the public.