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Saul Vargas pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after damaging a taxi in Manhattan during a Knicks celebration on June 11. He expressed regret for his actions and was ordered to pay $500 in restitution. The taxi driver, Noueddine Bitat, described the violent attack he endured from the crowd.
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Saul Vargas pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after damaging a taxi in Manhattan during a Knicks celebration on June 11. He expressed regret for his actions and was ordered to pay $500 in restitution. The taxi driver, Noueddine Bitat, described the violent attack he endured from the crowd.
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