Knicks Fan's Viral Trash Can Theft Leads to Job Loss at Jpmorgan
WHO:
TMZ - The individual involved is 40-year-old Angie Báez.
NBC News - Angie Báez was an executive at JP Morgan Chase.
WHAT:
Fox News - New York City sanitation police issued two summonses to Angie Báez for taking the Knicks trash can from a parade route.
TMZ - Angie Báez has been hit with multiple fines related to the theft of the Knicks trash can.
TMZ - Angie Báez was caught on video emptying garbage onto a New York City street to take a Knicks-themed public trash bin.
NBC News - Angie Báez is no longer working as an executive at JP Morgan Chase following the incident.
WHERE:
TMZ - The incident occurred in New York City.
WHY:
NBC News - The reason for Angie Báez's job loss at JP Morgan Chase was her involvement in the viral trash can theft.
HOW:
TMZ - The method involved dumping garbage onto the street to take the trash bin.
(UPDATED June 25, 2026 01:40 UTC)
In a surprising turn of events, New York City sanitation police issued two summonses to Angie Báez for taking a Knicks trash can from a parade route. The incident occurred at approximately 01:40 UTC, drawing attention from local media. Báez's actions have sparked conversations about the significance of such memorabilia during celebrations.
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(UPDATED June 24, 2026 19:35 UTC)
Angie Báez has been hit with multiple fines related to the theft of the Knicks trash can, according to TMZ. The incident has drawn attention as it raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the unusual theft. Details about the fines and any potential legal repercussions have not yet been disclosed.
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(UPDATED June 24, 2026 17:43 UTC)
Angie Báez, a 40-year-old former executive at JP Morgan Chase, has lost her job following a viral incident in New York City where she was caught on video emptying garbage onto the street to steal a Knicks-themed public trash bin. The footage of the bizarre theft has sparked widespread attention and outrage. As a result of her actions, Báez is no longer with the bank.