Knicks Fan Steals Blue & Orange Trash Can From Streets, NYPD Responds
New York Knicks Parade One New Yorker's Trash Can Is a Knicks Fan's Treasure!!!
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New Yorkers usually take out their trash, but one basketball fan took the receptacle instead ... making off with a Knicks-themed trash can during the recent championship parade.
New video's going viral online showing a fan of the NBA's newly minted champs stopping by a blue and orange trash can on a city street in NYC.
She saw a Knicks-colored trash can and decided it belonged in her living room. pic.twitter.com/5h5uMa1Vdr @ClownWorld
It ain't bolted down ... so she flips it over and dumps out all the refuse before walking away with her basketball-based bounty.
Another video shows the woman taking it home on a subway car ... grinning wide while proudly displaying the loot.
Someone took the trash 🗑️ bin of the New York Knicks parade 2026 pic.twitter.com/NbvR4lHp04 @WorldLatinHoney
We've spoken to the NYPD ... and they say they're aware of the video -- though no complaint reports are on file regarding the incident.
As you know ... New York City has been a fun-filled, chaotic mess in the days after the Knicks clinched their first championship in 53 years -- with the parade bringing out thousands, including a few bold-faced names, including Ben Stiller, Spike Lee, and Timothée Chalamet.
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While most of the fans came just to enjoy the parade, a few ended up in more salacious situations ... including one woman who twerked in another's face during a WWE-style fight.
We wouldn't call anyone's behavior trashy ... though it's a good adjective to describe this now binless street!
