Man broke into United Nations before jumping into the East River
The United Nations headquarters building is pictured though a window with the UN logo in the foreground in Manhattan. (Carlo Allegri/REUTERS)
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NEW YORK — Police say they are unsure what happened to an intruder on United Nations property who disappeared after climbing over a wall and jumping into the East River.
The New York Police Department says officers responded to a Saturday morning call from UN security workers about a man who had gotten onto the property. Police say the man climbed over a wall and jumped into the river.
Divers searched the river but did not find the man.
The NYPD says a search will likely resume Sunday.
