Following the New York Knicks' victory over the San Antonio Spurs, which secured the NBA championship title, at least 63 individuals were arrested in connection with incidents of disorder in Manhattan. The events included reports of buses being set on fire.
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63 Arrested Following Knicks' NBA Championship Victory
The New York Knicks won the NBA championship by defeating the San Antonio Spurs, leading to at least 63 arrests in Manhattan due to disorderly conduct. Incidents included the torching of buses.
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Teen shot and buses torched in Manhattan after historic NBA win for Knicks
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63 Arrested Following Knicks' NBA Championship Victory