A speed camera on O’Connor Drive and Coxwell Avenue was cut down overnight, making it the 30th one to be downed in Toronto this year.

The camera was found by CityNews knocked over early Tuesday morning on O’Connor Drive.

This comes two days after the infamous Parkside Drive speed camera was cut down for the seventh time in less than a year.

On Tuesday morning, Chopper 680 has spotted another speed camera down on Sheppard Avenue West, near Keele Street. That marks 31 speed cameras reported downed so far, this year.

Surveillance video surfaced showing someone cutting down the Parkside speed camera earlier this year.

The video was captured by a trail camera set up in nearby bushes by a concerned citizen and shows a shadowy figure using a step ladder and what appears to be a Sawzall, or reciprocating saw, to cut the camera down before fleeing the scene.

A spokesperson with the City of Toronto said Monday the latest incident marks the 29 ^th time a pole-mounted camera has been cut down.

However, the recent cameras knocked over on O’Connor Drive and Sheppard Avenue West marks 31 downed this past year.

CityNews has obtained a list from city officials of cameras cut down over the past year, not including the latest O’Connor Drive camera, and the Sheppard Avenue West camera.

The Parkside Drive speed camera was cut down seven times in the span of 10 months.