SAN ANTONIO – Two more people have been arrested in connection with the assault and robbery of two New York Knicks fans in downtown San Antonio during the 2026 NBA Finals, according to a release from the San Antonio Police Department.

Police said 39-year-old Mark Rosas and 21-year-old Ebony Morales were arrested and join three other suspects previously taken into custody: 46-year-old Maria Gomez, 28-year-old Destiny Converse and 21-year-old Cassidy Camargo. SAPD said all suspects were positively identified and arrested on charges of robbery and aggravated robbery.

According to SAPD, the assault happened June 13, 2026, after the Spurs game, on the 200 block of E. Houston Street. Police said five people assaulted and robbed two Knicks fans, and the attack resulted in serious bodily injury to two people described as being 40-65 years old.

Details in a Bexar County arrest warrant for Ebony Justine Morales say downtown patrol officers responded June 13 to Navarro Street and E. Houston Street for an assault in progress. Officers contacted both victims, who were returning to their hotel after the NBA Finals basketball game and were wearing New York Knicks apparel, the warrant states.

The warrant says cellphone video submitted to police showed Morales assaulting the victims while other suspects stole property. The warrant states Morales could be seen pulling the victims to the ground and kicking them multiple times in the torso and head area. Both victims were taken to a local hospital for treatment, according to the warrant, and one victim’s injuries required surgery for an injured orbital bone.

The warrant says Morales was observed in the video wearing a black San Antonio Spurs “Castle 15” shirt, ripped light blue jeans and black-and-white athletic shoes. The warrant states that on July 1, 2026, identifying information was provided after a BOLO was sent out seeking her identity, and investigators found social media videos from the night of the incident in which she was wearing the same clothing.

The warrant says Morales posted a video of her assaulting the victims during the robbery and also posted a video of her walking away from multiple Knicks fans with Knicks apparel in her hand. The warrant also states she posted videos showing a New York Knicks jersey, a white New York Knicks tank top, and a co-defendant attempting to set a white shirt on fire with a lighter.

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A photo lineup was conducted with the person who provided Morales’ information, and she was positively identified, the warrant states. The warrant says about $600 worth of property was stolen from the victims.

A separate Bexar County arrest warrant for Mark Anthony Rosas says officers also responded June 13 to Navarro Street and E. Houston Street for an assault in progress and contacted both victims, who were returning to their hotel after the NBA Finals basketball game. The warrant states the victims were confronted by four female suspects while bystanders recorded on their phones.

According to the warrant, video showed Rosas exiting his car shortly after one of his female passengers got out and participated in the crime. The warrant says he stood near the incident watching and attempted to stop a man who was pulling one of the suspects away by spraying mace in his face. The warrant states Rosas then got back into his car with one of the women who attacked the victims and drove her away.

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The warrant says Rosas was identified by his sister-in-law and his wife after they saw the cellphone videos, and that his mugshot matched the person seen wearing a black tank top and driving a gray Toyota Camry used in the case.

The warrant states video showed the female suspects punching both victims and kicking the male victim in the head. Both victims were transported to a local hospital, according to the warrant, and medical records confirmed the male victim sustained an acute displaced fracture of the right orbital bone. The warrant says the female victim sustained minor injuries.

The warrant says the four female suspects stole both victims’ hats and clothing they had purchased at the game, valued at about $600. The warrant states Rosas had full knowledge of what occurred, took steps to enable and protect the actions of the female suspects, and then drove one of them away from the scene. The warrant requests an aggravated robbery arrest warrant for Rosas.

In its release, SAPD said violence against any individual is unacceptable and contrary to San Antonio’s values, and that the department takes incidents like this seriously.