Chaotic scenes unfold in Manhattan after the New York Knicks’ NBA win, with multiple outlets reporting a World Cup shuttle bus is set alight during the celebrations. Footage cited by Al Jazeera and described by other publications shows the bus catching fire amid crowds. The events reportedly occur around popular areas including Times Square. The Independent and the London Evening Standard both report that a 17-year-old is shot in the foot during the chaos. Other accounts describe disruptions and public disorder connected to the celebrations, including fans setting off fireworks and firing smoke grenades after leaving packed bars and outdoor venues. A quoted spectator from the Jerusalem Post characterizes the behavior as an attempt to express happiness, adding that it happens “a little bit” violently. Across the reports, no outlet provides details on arrests or the condition of those injured beyond the reported shooting. The coverage focuses on crowd disorder, the bus fire, and the reported injury following the Knicks win.
Knicks win celebrations in Manhattan include bus fire and shooting
Chaotic scenes unfold in Manhattan after the New York Knicks’ NBA win, with multiple outlets reporting a World Cup shuttle bus is set alight during the celebrations. Footage cited by Al Jazeera and de...
- A World Cup shuttle bus is set on fire in Manhattan during Knicks-related celebrations.
- The unrest takes place in areas including Times Square.
- A 17-year-old is reported to be shot in the foot during the chaos.
- Some celebrations involve fireworks and smoke grenades as crowds gather after bars and outdoor venues.
- Reports describe crowd disorder following the Knicks’ NBA win, with no shared details on arrests or investigation outcomes.
Footage shows a World Cup shuttle bus set into flames amid chaotic celebrations following Knicks NBA win.
2 months agoA 17-year-old was shot in the foot in Times Square as chaotic celebrations erupted
2 months ago"They are expressing their happiness, a little bit violently, but it is what it is," said Youssef Sabbr, a 49-year-old Canadian of Moroccan descent.
2 months agoA 17-year-old was shot in the foot in Times Square
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