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Five emerge from Manhattan sewer; no arrests made
Five people climbed out of a manhole on the Upper East Side early Friday. Police found tools at the scene but made no arrests.
In brief
Five people climbed out of a manhole on the Upper East Side early Friday. Police found tools at the scene but made no arrests. Five people were spotted emerging from a sewer manhole on Manhattan's Upper East Side early Friday morning and drove away in a black SUV. No arrests were made. Originally reported by ABC News.
Five emerge from sewer on Upper East Side
Five people, including at least one woman, were spotted climbing out of a manhole on East 82nd Street at around two ten a.m. on Friday morning.
Group flees in black SUV after emerging
The five drove off in a black SUV, last seen heading toward East End Avenue from East 82nd Street. Police and the city's Department of Environmental Protection responded to the scene.
No arrests made; similar incident last month
No arrests have been made. Police pulled out two shovels and two other tools from the manhole. Last month, Kevin Rodriguez, twenty-five, and Samuel Reverton, twenty-five, both of Queens, were arrested in a similar incident.
At a glance
Five people were spotted emerging from a sewer manhole on Manhattan's Upper East Side early Friday morning and drove away in a black SUV. No arrests were made.
