Toronto's Poop-Flinger Is Out On Bail Right Now

You'll encounter all kinds of craziness living in a big city. There's one thing that you shouldn't' have to deal with, though, and that's getting poop dumped on you. Last month, there was a series of incidents where university students were literally getting feces dumped on them in buckets. That's not just a euphemism for exam-time, either. The alleged Toronto poop-thrower was nabbed by police, but now he's out on bail.

After spending three weeks in jail, Toronto's notorious poop flinger has been released on Wednesday, December 18 at his bail hearing.

The 23-year-old suspect Samuel Opoku was arrested on November 26 after three separate incidents. They all took place in November at both York and at U of T.

Now that he's been granted bail, he'll have to follow strict conditions. For example, has to see his doctor, go to counselling and remain on medications until his next court date.

Once the first photos came out of the suspect who's alleged to have dumped entire buckets of liquefied feces on people in seemingly random attacks, everyone was on the lookout for him.

The police handed out security camera images of the suspect so that the public could help out. After receiving a bunch of tips, the police were able to the suspect.

"This man is alleged to be throwing feces on people in Toronto," was a tweet that could not be ignored from the Toronto Police Service.

According to CBC, he must reappear in a Toronto courtroom on December 23.

At that time, he'll have to prove that he's followed all the conditions of his bail.

You could say that Toronto has a "thing" with poop. Just three months ago, someone was smearing the substance all over public newspaper boxes.

Also, in a horrific incident, someone took a dump in a TTC elevator. Get it together, Toronto. Get it together.

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