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Politicians and groups across New Brunswick were quick to condemn an alleged violent incident against a Muslim woman in Moncton earlier this month.
RCMP are still investigating whether hate was a factor in the incident depicted in the videos.
Victoria Walton · CBC News
· Posted: Jul 29, 2026 5:12 PM EDT | Last Updated: 13 minutes ago
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A new video posted to Facebook more than a week after the original incident is longer and includes audio. (Adam Renowden/Facebook)
New video has emerged of a violent altercation that took place in a Moncton parking lot on July 18.
But it’s still unclear how the incident began or what was said and by whom. Police have said they’re investigating whether hate played a role in the incident, which took place on a Saturday at an impromptu car rally on Mountain Road after the Atlantic Nationals car show.
On July 22, a video with no audio was posted to social media by the National Council of Canadian Muslims and was quickly reshared by other groups. It was posted without audio and with some faces blurred.
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