The mole men are back.<\/p>\n
Cops responded to a report of three men climbing into a Manhattan manhole early Sunday morning in the latest sighting of mysterious intruders<\/a> in the Big Apple underground, police said.<\/p>\n Police were dispatched to West 141st Street between Hamilton Place and Amsterdam Avenue shortly before 1 a.m. following a 911 call reporting that the trio was spotted climbing into the sewer, cops said.<\/p>\n Officers, firefighters and EMS crews respond to a report of a person going into a manhole on 141st Street in Manhattan on Oct. 11, 2026. Dakota Santiago\/FreedomNewsTV<\/p>\n The manhole at 141st Street between Amsterdam and Hamilton avenues. Dakota Santiago\/FreedomNewsTV<\/p>\n Eyewitnesses said at least one of the men was later seen climbing out and hopping into a silver-colored vehicle and taking off to parts unknown, with the incident under investigation, an NYPD rep said.<\/p>\n Firefighters were called to the scene shortly after 1:30 a.m. and described the report as \u201cunfounded.\u201d<\/p>\n However, the report comes after numerous accounts \u2014 and creepy surveillance video footage \u2014 showing unidentified trespassers climbing in and out of the city\u2019s sewer system in recent months.<\/p>\n The manhole at 141st Street between Amsterdam and Hamilton avenues. Dakota Santiago\/FreedomNewsTV<\/p>\n Sunday\u2019s incident is the latest in a spate of people being spotted in the city\u2019s sewer system. Dakota Santiago\/FreedomNewsTV<\/p>\n On Friday, five of the mole men emerged from an Upper East Side manhole<\/a> on 82nd Street and took off in a truck, according to police and sources.<\/p>\n Last month, two men, Kevin Rodriguez and Samuel Reveron, were busted after roaming through the underground beneath an Upper East Side hotel where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stayed<\/a> while in town for the UN General Assembly.<\/p>\n This summer, another trio of mole men wearing overalls and headlamps crawled out of the ground a block away from Madison Square Garden at 32nd Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan.<\/p>\n Another sighting came in September last year, when three people were spotted climbing out of a Brooklyn manhole at Bay Ridge Parkway and 17th Avenue in Bensonhurst around 4:30 a.m., with all of them taking off before police were able to respond to a 911 call.<\/p>\n