21 People Arrested Following Bryant Park Watch Party After Knicks Drop Game 3 to Spurs

Thirteen others were issued criminal court summonses for disorderly conduct.

Eyewitness News confirms eight of those arrested were charged with offenses including assault on a police officer, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, menacing, resisting arrest, and obstructing governmental administration.

Signs surrounding the park were also knocked down and later used as a weapon during a fight.

One NYPD officer was injured after being struck with a beer bottle. Other projectiles were also thrown at police.

An individual set fire to a San Antonio Spurs jersey, while another group chased Spurs fans walking through the area.

Crowds flooded the streets surrounding Bryant Park, jumping on top of cars, taxi cabs and even police vehicles. Others struck the vehicles with lightsabers and other objects.

Following the Knicks' loss to the Spurs, chaos erupted as police began to clear out Bryant Park.

According to an update from Eyewitness News, at least 20 people were arrested following the watch party at Bryant Park last night.

Police continue responding to multiple situations near taverns and intersections around Madison Square Garden.

Multiple incidents near the arena involve police vehicles with flashing lights on wet streets tonight.

A crowd is gathering outside a tavern near Madison Square Garden with police vehicles nearby.

Citizen user video shows a large number of people gathering and moving through the area.

A crowd has gathered around a police van near Madison Square Garden during the event.

According to the officer speaking with the Citizen user, the man was allegedly operating as a vendor in an area where he was not permitted to sell. The officer stated the man was instructed to move but allegedly refused. Police further claimed the man attempted to interfere as officers tried to move his cart, resulting in his arrest on an obstruction-related charge.

Citizen user @user81648837763828 shows video of officers detaining a man near Madison Square Garden ahead of Game 3 between the Knicks and Spurs.

Blue t-shirts are being distributed near a subway entrance outside the secure perimeter.

Video shows gates lining the outer perimeter of MSG, with a large police presence at the scene.

Barricades regulate pedestrian and vehicle flow near the arena during heightened security measures.

Locate Exits: Familiarize yourself with the nearest exits and emergency services when you arrive. Follow Staff Instructions: Listen to event staff and follow any instructions or announcements for a safe experience. Stay Hydrated: Drink water throughout the night, especially with the excitement and heat.

If you're attending a watch party tonight: Report Suspicious Activity: If you see something, say something. Report any suspicious activity or safety concerns to law enforcement immediately, and use the Citizen app to alert your community.

There will be three official watch parties across New York City this evening - inside Bryant Park, Central Park and at Brooklyn Bowl.

If you're attending tonight's game, allow additional time for travel and screening procedures at MSG.

Fans leaving MSG after the game will be able to access public transit at Penn Station. If you are trying to leave the area by foot or car, you must walk north or south on 7th or 8th Ave to 29th or 36th St. You will not be able to walk east or west between 30th and 35th St.

For access to public transportation, including Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit, and the subway, please use the entrances to Moynihan Station on the west side of 8th Avenue on 31st and 33rd streets, which will be outside of the secure area. The NYPD and Secret Service do not anticipate any service changes or disruptions.

According to the NYPD, everyone entering the secure area will be screened, and you can only enter at these access points: - West side of 6th Ave at W 32nd St - West side of 6th Ave at W 33rd St - NE corner of W 29th St and 7th Ave - NE corner of W 30th St and 8th Ave - SE corner of W 34th St and 8th Ave.

Starting at 4pm today, vehicular and pedestrian traffic will be closed from West 30th Street to West 35th Street between 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue. No one will be allowed inside the secure area unless you have a ticket to the game, a train ticket, are going to a business inside the area, have credentials, or have some other authorized reason to be there.

There will be extensive security measures in and around MSG that the NYPD and Secret Service have planned together for President Trump's visit.

The New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs are set to face off in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight, June 8th at Madison Square Garden. The game is expected to begin at 8:30 p.m. ET. With thousands of fans expected to attend the game and watch parties across the city, here's what to keep in mind if you're heading out.

Incident reported at New York.

Thirteen others were issued criminal court summonses for disorderly conduct.

Eyewitness News confirms eight of those arrested were charged with offenses including assault on a police officer, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, menacing, resisting arrest, and obstructing governmental administration.

Signs surrounding the park were also knocked down and later used as a weapon during a fight.

One NYPD officer was injured after being struck with a beer bottle. Other projectiles were also thrown at police.

An individual set fire to a San Antonio Spurs jersey, while another group chased Spurs fans walking through the area.

Crowds flooded the streets surrounding Bryant Park, jumping on top of cars, taxi cabs and even police vehicles. Others struck the vehicles with lightsabers and other objects.

Following the Knicks' loss to the Spurs, chaos erupted as police began to clear out Bryant Park.

According to an update from Eyewitness News, at least 20 people were arrested following the watch party at Bryant Park last night.

Police continue responding to multiple situations near taverns and intersections around Madison Square Garden.

Multiple incidents near the arena involve police vehicles with flashing lights on wet streets tonight.

A crowd is gathering outside a tavern near Madison Square Garden with police vehicles nearby.

Citizen user video shows a large number of people gathering and moving through the area.

A crowd has gathered around a police van near Madison Square Garden during the event.

According to the officer speaking with the Citizen user, the man was allegedly operating as a vendor in an area where he was not permitted to sell. The officer stated the man was instructed to move but allegedly refused. Police further claimed the man attempted to interfere as officers tried to move his cart, resulting in his arrest on an obstruction-related charge.

Citizen user @user81648837763828 shows video of officers detaining a man near Madison Square Garden ahead of Game 3 between the Knicks and Spurs.

Blue t-shirts are being distributed near a subway entrance outside the secure perimeter.

Video shows gates lining the outer perimeter of MSG, with a large police presence at the scene.

Barricades regulate pedestrian and vehicle flow near the arena during heightened security measures.

Locate Exits: Familiarize yourself with the nearest exits and emergency services when you arrive. Follow Staff Instructions: Listen to event staff and follow any instructions or announcements for a safe experience. Stay Hydrated: Drink water throughout the night, especially with the excitement and heat.

If you're attending a watch party tonight: Report Suspicious Activity: If you see something, say something. Report any suspicious activity or safety concerns to law enforcement immediately, and use the Citizen app to alert your community.

There will be three official watch parties across New York City this evening - inside Bryant Park, Central Park and at Brooklyn Bowl.

If you're attending tonight's game, allow additional time for travel and screening procedures at MSG.

Fans leaving MSG after the game will be able to access public transit at Penn Station. If you are trying to leave the area by foot or car, you must walk north or south on 7th or 8th Ave to 29th or 36th St. You will not be able to walk east or west between 30th and 35th St.

For access to public transportation, including Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit, and the subway, please use the entrances to Moynihan Station on the west side of 8th Avenue on 31st and 33rd streets, which will be outside of the secure area. The NYPD and Secret Service do not anticipate any service changes or disruptions.

According to the NYPD, everyone entering the secure area will be screened, and you can only enter at these access points: - West side of 6th Ave at W 32nd St - West side of 6th Ave at W 33rd St - NE corner of W 29th St and 7th Ave - NE corner of W 30th St and 8th Ave - SE corner of W 34th St and 8th Ave.

Starting at 4pm today, vehicular and pedestrian traffic will be closed from West 30th Street to West 35th Street between 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue. No one will be allowed inside the secure area unless you have a ticket to the game, a train ticket, are going to a business inside the area, have credentials, or have some other authorized reason to be there.

There will be extensive security measures in and around MSG that the NYPD and Secret Service have planned together for President Trump's visit.

The New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs are set to face off in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight, June 8th at Madison Square Garden. The game is expected to begin at 8:30 p.m. ET. With thousands of fans expected to attend the game and watch parties across the city, here's what to keep in mind if you're heading out.

Incident reported at New York.

Thirteen others were issued criminal court summonses for disorderly conduct.

Eyewitness News confirms eight of those arrested were charged with offenses including assault on a police officer, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, menacing, resisting arrest, and obstructing governmental administration.

Signs surrounding the park were also knocked down and later used as a weapon during a fight.

One NYPD officer was injured after being struck with a beer bottle. Other projectiles were also thrown at police.

An individual set fire to a San Antonio Spurs jersey, while another group chased Spurs fans walking through the area.

Crowds flooded the streets surrounding Bryant Park, jumping on top of cars, taxi cabs and even police vehicles. Others struck the vehicles with lightsabers and other objects.

Following the Knicks' loss to the Spurs, chaos erupted as police began to clear out Bryant Park.

According to an update from Eyewitness News, at least 20 people were arrested following the watch party at Bryant Park last night.

Police continue responding to multiple situations near taverns and intersections around Madison Square Garden.

Multiple incidents near the arena involve police vehicles with flashing lights on wet streets tonight.

A crowd is gathering outside a tavern near Madison Square Garden with police vehicles nearby.

Citizen user video shows a large number of people gathering and moving through the area.

A crowd has gathered around a police van near Madison Square Garden during the event.

According to the officer speaking with the Citizen user, the man was allegedly operating as a vendor in an area where he was not permitted to sell. The officer stated the man was instructed to move but allegedly refused. Police further claimed the man attempted to interfere as officers tried to move his cart, resulting in his arrest on an obstruction-related charge.

Citizen user @user81648837763828 shows video of officers detaining a man near Madison Square Garden ahead of Game 3 between the Knicks and Spurs.

Blue t-shirts are being distributed near a subway entrance outside the secure perimeter.

Video shows gates lining the outer perimeter of MSG, with a large police presence at the scene.

Barricades regulate pedestrian and vehicle flow near the arena during heightened security measures.

Locate Exits: Familiarize yourself with the nearest exits and emergency services when you arrive. Follow Staff Instructions: Listen to event staff and follow any instructions or announcements for a safe experience. Stay Hydrated: Drink water throughout the night, especially with the excitement and heat.

If you're attending a watch party tonight: Report Suspicious Activity: If you see something, say something. Report any suspicious activity or safety concerns to law enforcement immediately, and use the Citizen app to alert your community.

There will be three official watch parties across New York City this evening - inside Bryant Park, Central Park and at Brooklyn Bowl.

If you're attending tonight's game, allow additional time for travel and screening procedures at MSG.

Fans leaving MSG after the game will be able to access public transit at Penn Station. If you are trying to leave the area by foot or car, you must walk north or south on 7th or 8th Ave to 29th or 36th St. You will not be able to walk east or west between 30th and 35th St.

For access to public transportation, including Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit, and the subway, please use the entrances to Moynihan Station on the west side of 8th Avenue on 31st and 33rd streets, which will be outside of the secure area. The NYPD and Secret Service do not anticipate any service changes or disruptions.

According to the NYPD, everyone entering the secure area will be screened, and you can only enter at these access points: - West side of 6th Ave at W 32nd St - West side of 6th Ave at W 33rd St - NE corner of W 29th St and 7th Ave - NE corner of W 30th St and 8th Ave - SE corner of W 34th St and 8th Ave.

Starting at 4pm today, vehicular and pedestrian traffic will be closed from West 30th Street to West 35th Street between 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue. No one will be allowed inside the secure area unless you have a ticket to the game, a train ticket, are going to a business inside the area, have credentials, or have some other authorized reason to be there.

There will be extensive security measures in and around MSG that the NYPD and Secret Service have planned together for President Trump's visit.

The New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs are set to face off in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight, June 8th at Madison Square Garden. The game is expected to begin at 8:30 p.m. ET. With thousands of fans expected to attend the game and watch parties across the city, here's what to keep in mind if you're heading out.

Incident reported at New York.

Thirteen others were issued criminal court summonses for disorderly conduct.

Eyewitness News confirms eight of those arrested were charged with offenses including assault on a police officer, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, menacing, resisting arrest, and obstructing governmental administration.

Signs surrounding the park were also knocked down and later used as a weapon during a fight.

One NYPD officer was injured after being struck with a beer bottle. Other projectiles were also thrown at police.

An individual set fire to a San Antonio Spurs jersey, while another group chased Spurs fans walking through the area.

Crowds flooded the streets surrounding Bryant Park, jumping on top of cars, taxi cabs and even police vehicles. Others struck the vehicles with lightsabers and other objects.

Following the Knicks' loss to the Spurs, chaos erupted as police began to clear out Bryant Park.

According to an update from Eyewitness News, at least 20 people were arrested following the watch party at Bryant Park last night.

Police continue responding to multiple situations near taverns and intersections around Madison Square Garden.

Multiple incidents near the arena involve police vehicles with flashing lights on wet streets tonight.

A crowd is gathering outside a tavern near Madison Square Garden with police vehicles nearby.

Citizen user video shows a large number of people gathering and moving through the area.

A crowd has gathered around a police van near Madison Square Garden during the event.

According to the officer speaking with the Citizen user, the man was allegedly operating as a vendor in an area where he was not permitted to sell. The officer stated the man was instructed to move but allegedly refused. Police further claimed the man attempted to interfere as officers tried to move his cart, resulting in his arrest on an obstruction-related charge.

Citizen user @user81648837763828 shows video of officers detaining a man near Madison Square Garden ahead of Game 3 between the Knicks and Spurs.

Blue t-shirts are being distributed near a subway entrance outside the secure perimeter.

Video shows gates lining the outer perimeter of MSG, with a large police presence at the scene.

Barricades regulate pedestrian and vehicle flow near the arena during heightened security measures.

Locate Exits: Familiarize yourself with the nearest exits and emergency services when you arrive. Follow Staff Instructions: Listen to event staff and follow any instructions or announcements for a safe experience. Stay Hydrated: Drink water throughout the night, especially with the excitement and heat.

If you're attending a watch party tonight: Report Suspicious Activity: If you see something, say something. Report any suspicious activity or safety concerns to law enforcement immediately, and use the Citizen app to alert your community.

There will be three official watch parties across New York City this evening - inside Bryant Park, Central Park and at Brooklyn Bowl.

If you're attending tonight's game, allow additional time for travel and screening procedures at MSG.

Fans leaving MSG after the game will be able to access public transit at Penn Station. If you are trying to leave the area by foot or car, you must walk north or south on 7th or 8th Ave to 29th or 36th St. You will not be able to walk east or west between 30th and 35th St.

For access to public transportation, including Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit, and the subway, please use the entrances to Moynihan Station on the west side of 8th Avenue on 31st and 33rd streets, which will be outside of the secure area. The NYPD and Secret Service do not anticipate any service changes or disruptions.

According to the NYPD, everyone entering the secure area will be screened, and you can only enter at these access points: - West side of 6th Ave at W 32nd St - West side of 6th Ave at W 33rd St - NE corner of W 29th St and 7th Ave - NE corner of W 30th St and 8th Ave - SE corner of W 34th St and 8th Ave.

Starting at 4pm today, vehicular and pedestrian traffic will be closed from West 30th Street to West 35th Street between 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue. No one will be allowed inside the secure area unless you have a ticket to the game, a train ticket, are going to a business inside the area, have credentials, or have some other authorized reason to be there.

There will be extensive security measures in and around MSG that the NYPD and Secret Service have planned together for President Trump's visit.

The New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs are set to face off in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight, June 8th at Madison Square Garden. The game is expected to begin at 8:30 p.m. ET. With thousands of fans expected to attend the game and watch parties across the city, here's what to keep in mind if you're heading out.

Incident reported at New York.

Thirteen others were issued criminal court summonses for disorderly conduct.

Eyewitness News confirms eight of those arrested were charged with offenses including assault on a police officer, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, menacing, resisting arrest, and obstructing governmental administration.

Signs surrounding the park were also knocked down and later used as a weapon during a fight.

One NYPD officer was injured after being struck with a beer bottle. Other projectiles were also thrown at police.

An individual set fire to a San Antonio Spurs jersey, while another group chased Spurs fans walking through the area.

Crowds flooded the streets surrounding Bryant Park, jumping on top of cars, taxi cabs and even police vehicles. Others struck the vehicles with lightsabers and other objects.

Following the Knicks' loss to the Spurs, chaos erupted as police began to clear out Bryant Park.

According to an update from Eyewitness News, at least 20 people were arrested following the watch party at Bryant Park last night.

Police continue responding to multiple situations near taverns and intersections around Madison Square Garden.

Multiple incidents near the arena involve police vehicles with flashing lights on wet streets tonight.

A crowd is gathering outside a tavern near Madison Square Garden with police vehicles nearby.

Citizen user video shows a large number of people gathering and moving through the area.

A crowd has gathered around a police van near Madison Square Garden during the event.

According to the officer speaking with the Citizen user, the man was allegedly operating as a vendor in an area where he was not permitted to sell. The officer stated the man was instructed to move but allegedly refused. Police further claimed the man attempted to interfere as officers tried to move his cart, resulting in his arrest on an obstruction-related charge.

Citizen user @user81648837763828 shows video of officers detaining a man near Madison Square Garden ahead of Game 3 between the Knicks and Spurs.

Blue t-shirts are being distributed near a subway entrance outside the secure perimeter.

Video shows gates lining the outer perimeter of MSG, with a large police presence at the scene.

Barricades regulate pedestrian and vehicle flow near the arena during heightened security measures.

Locate Exits: Familiarize yourself with the nearest exits and emergency services when you arrive. Follow Staff Instructions: Listen to event staff and follow any instructions or announcements for a safe experience. Stay Hydrated: Drink water throughout the night, especially with the excitement and heat.

If you're attending a watch party tonight: Report Suspicious Activity: If you see something, say something. Report any suspicious activity or safety concerns to law enforcement immediately, and use the Citizen app to alert your community.

There will be three official watch parties across New York City this evening - inside Bryant Park, Central Park and at Brooklyn Bowl.

If you're attending tonight's game, allow additional time for travel and screening procedures at MSG.

Fans leaving MSG after the game will be able to access public transit at Penn Station. If you are trying to leave the area by foot or car, you must walk north or south on 7th or 8th Ave to 29th or 36th St. You will not be able to walk east or west between 30th and 35th St.

For access to public transportation, including Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit, and the subway, please use the entrances to Moynihan Station on the west side of 8th Avenue on 31st and 33rd streets, which will be outside of the secure area. The NYPD and Secret Service do not anticipate any service changes or disruptions.

According to the NYPD, everyone entering the secure area will be screened, and you can only enter at these access points: - West side of 6th Ave at W 32nd St - West side of 6th Ave at W 33rd St - NE corner of W 29th St and 7th Ave - NE corner of W 30th St and 8th Ave - SE corner of W 34th St and 8th Ave.

Starting at 4pm today, vehicular and pedestrian traffic will be closed from West 30th Street to West 35th Street between 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue. No one will be allowed inside the secure area unless you have a ticket to the game, a train ticket, are going to a business inside the area, have credentials, or have some other authorized reason to be there.

There will be extensive security measures in and around MSG that the NYPD and Secret Service have planned together for President Trump's visit.

The New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs are set to face off in Game 3 of the NBA Finals tonight, June 8th at Madison Square Garden. The game is expected to begin at 8:30 p.m. ET. With thousands of fans expected to attend the game and watch parties across the city, here's what to keep in mind if you're heading out.

Incident reported at New York.