Teen shot and buses torched in Manhattan after historic NBA championship win for Knicks
Summary
After the New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in over 50 years, celebrations in Manhattan turned violent. A teenager was shot, several buses were set on fire, and police arrested 63 people amid clashes during the late-night festivities.Key Facts
- The Knicks won the NBA title by beating the San Antonio Spurs 94–90 in game five.
- New Yorkers celebrated in the streets despite the game being played in Texas.
- Gunfire near Times Square injured a 17-year-old boy in the foot.
- Five yellow school buses used to transport World Cup fans were set on fire or damaged.
- Police cars were also damaged by people using bats and jumping on them.
- Police reported multiple stabbings, attacks on officers, and disorderly conduct.
- Sixty-three people were arrested for various crimes including assault and resisting arrest.
- The city plans an official parade and ceremony on Thursday to honor the Knicks' victory.
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