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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