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Toronto Chair Girl Marcella Zoia Sentencing
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Toronto "Chair Girl" sentenced to fine, probation, community service - YouTube
Chair Girl' to be sentenced in chair throwing incident in Toronto | Watch News Videos Online
Toronto 'chair girl' pleads guilty to mischief | Durham Radio News
Toronto 'Chair Girl' spared jail for 2019 balcony stunt - BBC News
Chair Girl' fined $2,000, given 2 years' probation, community service | CBC News
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Chair girl annoys Toronto judge by showing up late for court
Toronto's infamous 'Chair Girl' escapes jail time but gets $2,000 fine, community service | National Post
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Woman Who Threw Chair from Balcony onto Highway Receives No Jail Time
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Chair girl' Marcella Zoia avoids jail, gets $2,000 fine and 150 hours community service for highrise chair-tossing incident
Toronto chair thrower 'lucky she didn't kill someone,' prosecutor says - Toronto | Globalnews.ca
Toronto 'Chair Girl' Sentenced to Two Years Probation, $2K Fine | Complex
Chair Girl' Marcella Zoia avoids jail for hurling a chair onto a freeway from a high-rise building | CNN
19-year-old who allegedly threw chair off downtown highrise was under 'peer pressure,' defence lawyer says
Marcella "Chair Girl" Zoia cleans up with her OnlyFans account | Toronto Sun
19-year-old Toronto woman accused of tossing chair from highrise balcony 'hoping for a discharge,' lawyer says
