NYPD is investigating a series of incidents where groups of people have been seen entering and exiting New York City's sewer system at night in Brooklyn and Queens. Security footage captured at least three instances of groups of three to seven individuals. Authorities state there is no current public safety threat, but the investigation is ongoing.
NYPD is investigating multiple instances of groups entering and exiting NYC's sewer system. Security footage shows individuals with tools emerging from manholes in Brooklyn and Queens, raising concerns about their activities.
New York City police are investigating after security cameras captured unidentified individuals entering and exiting the city's vast underground sewer system through manholes. At least three separate incidents have been recorded, with groups of people seen emerging from manholes at night, some wearing headlamps and carrying tools.
Videos of people entering New York City's sewer system to find lost valuables have prompted an NYPD investigation. Officials warn of extreme dangers, including toxic gases and unstable ground, while acknowledging the difficulty in preventing such illegal and risky activities.
New York City police are investigating after videos surfaced showing unidentified men entering and exiting Brooklyn sewers. Authorities searched the sewers but found no evidence of criminal activity or damage. The men are believed to be treasure hunters or urban explorers.
