Two people arrested in New York City for allegedly climbing out of manhole
Summary
Two men were arrested in New York City for coming out of manholes and are suspected of looking for valuables washed into the sewers. They were charged with trespassing and conspiracy but were released without bail.Key Facts
- Kevin Rodriguez and Samuel Reveron, both 25, were arrested by New York City police on Friday.
- They are accused of entering manholes and searching storm drains and sewers for valuables like gold.
- Both were charged with trespassing and conspiracy.
- They were released without having to pay bail; Reveron received supervised release, and Rodriguez was released on his own recognizance.
- The arrests followed reports of three people emerging from a manhole on Manhattan’s Upper East Side during the UN General Assembly.
- Police surveillance captured people coming out of a sewer near Park Avenue and East 61st Street.
- The police are increasing security checks at sensitive locations due to the UN event.
- Similar incidents have been reported across Brooklyn and Queens, with individuals entering sewers to find valuables or scrap.
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