We got some reports/comments looking for context, so I went looking. So far there is this article: https://therover.ca/montreal-police-stand-back-while-man-assaults-photographer/
There is an open investigation and the person's identity is known to the police:
It was only after a video of the incident went viral two days later that Montreal police confirmed it was opening a hate crime investigation.
Police took the assailant’s identification and let him go. Montreal police did not immediately comment on the assault, but one police source says it’s not uncommon, in situations like these, for police to take down information first and make an arrest at a later date.
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