The man was apparently charged for breaching the peace.
Toronto PD probably saved this jackass' life ... he showed up in blackface for a protest against racism -- seriously -- and yes, protesters were furious about the spectacle.
The wild moment was captured on video Saturday during a demonstration in the city's Nathan Phillips Square. The white guy walked into the crowd completely decked out in black makeup on his face and hands. We can't imagine it took long for people to turn on him, and even as police whisked him away ... pissed off protesters were still screaming at him.
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