New video posted to social media shows a young man on a subway train holding what he claims is a stolen police body camera in his lap before he films himself and other riders chanting, “Knick…
instagram / @lacedrahHe and a group of other males then turn the camera on themselves and begin jumping and chanting for the Knicks, who are facing the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals this week.
It’s not clear where the young man in the video posted on social media got the camera but he says he stole it. The 15-second video was posted to TikTok Thursday and had 107,000 likes by Friday afternoon. One user posted a picture of a stern-faced, pudgy child and wrote: “Captain watching this live from his desk” in a hat tip to police department brass.
The video was also posted on Instagram, where one user shared a photo of actors Will Smith and Alfonso Ribeiro behind bars in the 90’s television show, “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. ” The young men in the video yelled “Knicks in four! ” into the camera repeatedly while riding in a subway car. Axon doesn’t sell its cameras directly to the public, but they are for sale on Ebay starting at around $300.
The NYPD said it was aware of the video and trying to determine if it is one of their cameras, or if it belongs to another agency or was simply bought online, a police spokeswoman said.instagram / @lacedrah It's not clear where the young man in the video posted on social media got the camera but he says he stole it. The young men in the video yelled"Knicks in four! " into the camera repeatedly while riding in a subway car.
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