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In 2012, Trudeau became the subject of intense international public interest after raw cell phone videos capturing her excessive use of force during student protests and a subsequent neighborhood arrest were uploaded to YouTube and broadcast globally by networks like CBC News and Radio-Canada .

In February 2016, nearly four years after the initial viral video, a Quebec Court judge found Stéfanie Trudeau guilty of assault in connection with the October 2012 arrest of a man named Serge Lavoie. The judge described her actions as "brutal and dangerous," noting that Trudeau had chased Lavoie into his studio after he insulted her, grabbed him at the top of a stairway, dragged him downward, and pinned his face to the bottom steps. Lavoie testified that during the incident, he believed he was about to die. This conviction provided a formal, legal validation of the events that had been captured on amateur video.

In an attempt to share her perspective, she published a book titled "Officer 728: to serve and be shamed"