Nypd investigating unauthorized entries into city sewer system

The New York City Police Department is investigating a series of incidents where groups of individuals have been captured on security cameras entering and exiting the city's sewer system. The events took place over recent weeks in neighborhoods across Brooklyn and Queens. In these recordings, groups were observed removing manhole covers to descend underground, remaining there for several hours before resurfacing and departing in unidentified vehicles. While police state that no arrests have been made and no injuries were reported, authorities confirmed that the investigation remains ongoing. The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has issued a warning to the public, emphasizing that entering sewers is both illegal and life-threatening due to risks such as toxic gases, unstable surfaces, and potential flooding. Although some reports speculate the individuals were searching for valuables, officials noted that inspections have shown no damage to the sewer infrastructure. The police have clarified that there is currently no evidence of an immediate threat to public safety.