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Video of senior throwing punches at B.C. Tim Hortons prompts police investigation

Video of senior throwing punches at B.C. Tim Hortons prompts police investigation

CTV News10-06-2025
A video of a senior punching a fellow patron at a Vancouver Island Tim Hortons has racked up millions of views and prompted a police report.
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