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Pair arrested after emerging from manhole near hotel where Netanyahu stays, police say

Two Queens men, Kevin Rodriguez, 26, and Samuel Reveron, 25, were arrested after New York City police say they climbed out of a manhole just outside a hotel where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regularly stays during the UN General Assembly.
Police say the pair went underground before dawn Wednesday, and their emergence near the hotel triggered a citywide manhunt. Netanyahu was expected to stay at the hotel the following day, but police say the men's trip into the sewer system had nothing to do with him.
Investigators believe Rodriguez and Reveron were part of a broader pattern police have seen across the city. People climb into sewers to search for valuables and scrap metal that wash into the system. Both men face charges of criminal trespass.
With Netanyahu's visit looming and security tightened around the hotel, the two men were never going to walk away without questions, whatever they were actually doing down there.
It turned out the biggest security scare near one of the world's most protected hotel guests was two guys looking for scrap metal in the sewer.
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