Two people arrested in New York City for allegedly climbing out of manhole
Two individuals, Kevin Rodriguez and Samuel Reveron, both 25, were arrested in New York City for allegedly emerging from manholes. Police suspect they were searching for valuables washed into storm drains and sewer systems.

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AI-generatedTwo individuals, Kevin Rodriguez and Samuel Reveron, both 25, were arrested in New York City for allegedly emerging from manholes. Police suspect they were searching for valuables washed into storm drains and sewer systems. The arrests followed reports of other individuals emerging from manholes, including during the United Nations general assembly. Rodriguez and Reveron were charged with trespassing and conspiracy and were released without bail. The police stated these incidents align with previous investigations into individuals entering the sewer system for valuables and scrap metal. Additional security sweeps were conducted due to the UN assembly and the sensitivity of the location.
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5 extractedSamuel Reveron allegedly told police, 'We go into the sewer and look for valuables that get stuck in the storm drains and sewers, gold, anything of value.'
Two individuals, Kevin Rodriguez and Samuel Reveron, were arrested for allegedly emerging from manholes in NYC.
Police are conducting additional security sweeps due to the UN general assembly and the location's sensitivity.
The arrests followed reports of three people emerging from a manhole on Manhattan's Upper East Side during the UN general assembly.
Police suspect the individuals were searching for valuables washed into storm drains and sewer systems.