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Now 14Security

Couple Climbs to Empire State Building Antenna and Proposes Amid Police Response

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A couple climbed to the Empire State Building's antenna in New York, displayed a peace message, and one proposed marriage before police detained them. Authorities are investigating how they accessed the restricted area.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Two people climbed to the Empire State Building antenna about 425 meters high.
  • They displayed a banner promoting peace and love overcoming power.
  • One climber proposed marriage to the other at the summit.
  • Police and emergency services responded and took the couple into custody.
  • Authorities are investigating how the couple accessed the secured area.
  • The couple descended voluntarily and are held inside the building by police.
Couple Climbs to Empire State Building Antenna and Proposes Amid Police Response
Editorial illustration generated by baba News, not a photograph of the event.

On Wednesday evening, two individuals climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in New York City, reaching the antenna approximately 425 meters above ground. They unfurled a black banner reading, "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." Police and emergency services were dispatched to the scene following the unusual incident.

Footage from the site shows that after displaying the sign, one of the climbers knelt and proposed marriage to his partner. Authorities have not yet clarified how the couple managed to access the restricted summit of this iconic and heavily secured skyscraper. The police have launched an investigation into the breach.

According to CBS New York, the couple eventually descended from the antenna and are currently in police custody inside the Empire State Building. The incident remains under investigation as officials assess the security lapse and circumstances surrounding the event.

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