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Since May, videos have been published of people going down New York's 1,200-mile sewer system in the middle of the night. The police have so far failed to arrest any suspect, while the perpetrators' motives have been shrouded in obscurity.
On Wednesday, two men climbed out of New York's sewer system next to Central Park in Manhattan. Police managed to track down the men and were able to arrest them a few hours later, as the number plates on their vehicles were caught on a surveillance camera.
This may mean that a strange phenomenon that eluded the New York police has been solved. Since May, videos have been published of people going down the city's 1,200-mile sewer system in the middle of the night. The police have so far failed to arrest any suspect, while the perpetrators' motives have been shrouded in obscurity.
Authorities and police in New York have warned of several dangers that could lurk in the tunnels where sewage and rainwater from the city run, while also expressing concern that the phenomenon will attract copycats.
According to the police, it is unclear whether the men who were arrested on Wednesday are guilty of having climbed into the drain on other occasions as well. In questioning, the men, who are suspected of illegal trespassing, say that on Wednesday night they were looking for valuables, according to the New York police, according to NBC.
"They basically both described climbing down into the sewer system together to look for valuables that were washed away in drains and drains," authorities said.
The measure took place at the same time as the opening of the UN General Assembly was underway. In addition, the men climbed into the sewage system near the hotel where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has previously stayed during his New York visits.
Therefore, the police were initially concerned that other motives could have been behind the men's visit to the sewage system. But according to Brian Kennedy, who is a lawyer for one of the arrested men, there were no such motives, reports NBC News.
- I understand that it is strange that it is alleged that he went down the drain. But there is no connection with the UN, Netanyahu's presence or any other kind of shady plot, he says.
There is currently no information that the arrested men have found any valuables in the tunnels.
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The police will investigate whether the arrested men are connected to previous incidents in the sewage system.
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