Three more people emerge from New York manhole, as UN general assembly ongoing
Summary
Three unknown people came out of a manhole in New York City's Upper East Side early Wednesday and then ran away, according to police. This event happened while leaders were meeting in the city for the United Nations General Assembly but does not seem connected to the meeting.Key Facts
- The three people left a manhole and escaped in two cars heading north on Park Avenue.
- Police said these cases are similar to recent ones where people enter sewers to find valuables or metal scraps after storms.
- The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is working with federal partners to increase security, especially during the UN General Assembly.
- Police responded to a 911 call at about 4:35 a.m. at East 61st Street and Park Avenue.
- No one has been arrested yet, and the investigation is still ongoing.
- Similar incidents occurred in August and May, with people climbing in and out of manholes in New York.
- The NYPD does not believe this incident is related to the United Nations General Assembly meeting.
- Police have a strong security plan to address these sewer-related incidents.
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