<p>A recent arrest indicates that individuals are entering the city's sewer system, reportedly motivated by the belief in lost valuables.</p><p>This summer, New Yorkers have been intrigued by the phenomenon of the so-called "mole people," a group of individuals who reportedly spend time in the city's sewers.</p><p>Details emerged this week when two men were arrested after allegedly exiting a tunnel in Manhattan. Their apprehension has brought attention to multiple incidents of people seen lifting manhole covers and entering underground areas.</p>
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Arrests Highlight Interest in New York City's Sewer System
Recent arrests in Manhattan have drawn attention to individuals entering the city's sewer system, believed to be searching for lost valuables. This phenomenon, referred to as the 'mole people,' has intrigued New Yorkers throughout the summer.
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Manhattan ‘mole’ mystery: rumors of lost gold spur clandestine excursions into New York sewers
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Arrests Highlight Interest in New York City's Sewer System