Video taking off 9.6x its usual first day

Sonduren Fanarredha questions security's role in Toronto LCBO theft

His commentary shows suspects carrying bottles past a guard, drawing a much faster audience than his usual Shorts.

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Sonduren Fanarredha Story of November 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 41,812 views a day, 9.6 times a normal first day on this channel (4,338).

Bottles go into bags and baskets while a security guard stands near the exit. That contrast is the focus of Sonduren Fanarredha's reaction to footage of a daylight theft at a Toronto LCBO liquor store.

Appearing in the corner of the footage, Fanarredha directs attention to the guard as the suspects walk past without being stopped. "What is the point of even having security guards if they're not able to do anything?" he asks. Outside, the recording continues as one suspect loads a basket of bottles onto a bicycle and rides away after a verbal confrontation with the person filming.

The LCBO is Ontario's publicly owned alcohol retailer and wholesaler. Fanarredha uses the scene to argue that inadequate consequences encourage theft, making the upload a piece of commentary about accountability as well as a recording of the incident.

The Short reached roughly 32,000 views in fourteen hours, already well beyond his usual full-day audience. Its comment section was also more than six times as busy as a typical first day, with security's role and employee safety among the subjects viewers raised.

Fanarredha followed it with another upload asking why security guards are powerless to provide security, extending the question from this store to malls, banks and other shops.

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