'It was incredibly dangerous and all those people were in a very bad scenario on that bus.Jackie Chan (Yan Naing Lee), Chris Tucker (James Carter), Hiroyuki Sanada (Kenji), Max von Sydow (Varden Reynard), Yvan Attal (George), Roman Polanski (Det. It's meant to be set off in an open area with no overhead obstructions, Walters said. The firework used in the Tuesday incident appears to be a Vulcan Fireworks brand product with a blue ring and white strobe pistil, advertised as shooting to a height of 25 metres. 'They could risk other dismemberment and other severe injuries due to the size and volume of the effect that was produced by a single shell,' he said. 'Everyone on that vehicle is lucky, very lucky, that they escaped any serious harm.'Īct 'incredibly dangerous,' fireworks expert saysīrandon Walters, operations manager at AirMagic Special Effects in Toronto, said it's important to follow safety protocols on the packaging because the blast of fireworks can serious burns. 'If you're doing this in order to get notoriety online, then I'm concerned at what it would take the next time to get even more notoriety and how you're going to affect other people recklessly in the future,' Alfred said. The bus operator, who was traumatized, is currently off work, he said. Such incidents shake confidence in the public transit system and add to the perception that there is a 'lack of order' on the TTC, he said. Marvin Alfred, president of the ATU Local 113, said the act was 'extremely irresponsible,' particularly because the firework was set off in an enclosed space and put innocent people at risk. Green said similar incidents have happened before across the city around the time of statutory holidays. We, of course, don't understand why someone would want to do this. And it's why we take these things so seriously,' Green said. 'It's reckless, it's irresponsible and it's illegal. Stuart Green, spokesperson for the TTC, said the incidents are of great concern. TTC calls incident 'irresponsible' and 'illegal' No injuries have been reported, they say. Then, on May 25, a firework was set off on a bus, she said. In one case, a firecracker was thrown into a bus shelter on May 24. Police are also investigating two other similar incidents - both in Scarborough - involving firecrackers set off on TTC property. The Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113, which represents TTC workers, said the incident happened on the 116 Morningside bus route.

The bus was at 'full capacity,' police added. In a news release on Wednesday, police said the bus was travelling northbound in the area of Kingston Road and Guildwood Parkway at the time. The website 6ixBuzz says it was sent the video and paid for it. 'You're a f-king idiot,' someone else says. 'It's not popping, it's not popping,' someone shouts before the fireworks goes off. She points the firework at the back of the bus as riders crouch down, cover their heads and start screaming. In a 22-second video of the incident posted to Twitter, a teen is seen smiling as she lights a large firework in the middle of the bus.

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