Two people are in police custody after climbing the Empire State Building and livestreaming the stunt, according to multiple reports. NBC News reports that police say there are no injuries. The accounts describe the incident as a climber event conducted in a public-facing way, with the individuals using livestreaming as part of the stunt. While the reports agree on custody status and the lack of reported injuries, they do not provide extensive additional details about the suspects’ identities, motivations, or specific circumstances of the climb. Police investigation is ongoing, including determining how the individuals accessed the building, assessing any potential violations, and reviewing the livestream content as part of the investigative process. The reports indicate that authorities have taken custody of both individuals following the incident.
Two people in custody after climbing and livestreaming on Empire State Building
Two people are in police custody after climbing the Empire State Building and livestreaming the stunt, according to multiple reports. NBC News reports that police say there are no injuries. The accoun...
- Two people are in police custody following a climb of the Empire State Building.
- The individuals livestream the stunt, according to reports.
- Police report no injuries.
- An investigation is ongoing into how the climb occurred and related conduct.
Two people who climbed the Empire State Building and livestreamed the stunt are now in police custody. NBC News’ Tom Winter reports that there are no injuries according to police and what’s next in the investigation.
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