One shot, four stabbed, 63 arrested in New York as Knicks fans go wild after NBA win
New York police reported 63 arrests after celebrations for the Knicks' first NBA championship in 53 years turned violent. The unrest involved shootings, stabbings, and damage to police vehicles and school buses. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a parade to honor the victory, which coincided with the opening FIFA World Cup match at MetLife Stadium.
- ▪63 people were arrested as crowds celebrated the Knicks' championship win and became increasingly destructive.
- ▪One person was shot and four were stabbed, and ten police officers were injured during the clashes.
- ▪Five school buses and several police vehicles were set on fire or severely damaged.
- ▪Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a parade to commemorate the Knicks' victory.
- ▪The disturbances occurred alongside the first FIFA World Cup match at MetLife Stadium, drawing additional crowds.
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