Knicks Fan Dumps Trash on Street to Steal Blue and Orange Trash Can

A woman branded “incredibly stupid” was filmed swiping an orange-and-blue New York Knicks trash can in New York City, in a bizarre clip that quickly spread across social media.

In the video, the woman — wearing an orange hat, a blue New York Knicks shirt and jean shorts — empties a large pile of garbage from the bin onto the sidewalk before walking off with the receptacle as stunned bystanders watch.

Before the clip cuts off, she appears to meet up with another person also dressed in Knicks gear, though it was not immediately clear whether the two were together.

“They’ll be listed on Facebook Marketplace as ‘Rare Vintage Knicks Memorabilia’ for $450 by tonight. Honestly, trying to lug a giant public sanitation bin onto the MTA during rush hour is peak New York dedication,” one X user joked in response to the video.

“Girl this is Theft lol,” another X user posted.

It was not immediately known when the incident occurred. The New York City Department of Sanitation and clothing brand Only NY had partnered to roll out the hand-painted mesh wire trash cans in celebration of the Knicks NBA championship ahead of Thursday’s ticker-tape parade.

“Dumping trash onto the street and stealing public property for your own personal use are both illegal, antisocial behaviors, and not what New Yorkers do. On top of all that, doing both on camera is incredibly stupid,” the New York City Department of Sanitation told The Post in a statement about the footage.

The NYPD said no complaints had been filed in connection with the incident and declined to comment on whether any investigation was underway.

After the trash cans were announced, people widely speculated online that they would be swiftly stolen by rabid fans looking to own a piece of history.

“Streets are about to be filled with garbage because all of these are 100% getting stolen,” on X user wrote Thursday in a now-prophetic post.

This is not the first time a Knicks fan has been caught behaving badly after the Knicks took home the NBA title.

An X-rated cat fight erupted at The Canyon of Heroes Thursday when a woman climbed a streetlight pole and threw another woman who was already sitting on a perch to the ground.

The displaced woman proceeded to pull her adversary’s pants down — revealing her orange Knicks thong — and repeatedly punched her buttocks as she twerked.

The night of the Knicks’ big win — the team’s first championship in 53 years — the streets of New York erupted in chaos and disorder.

There were 63 arrests 4 stabbings and one shooting reported, with 10 NYPD officer injured in the mayhem that followed the Knicks’s historic win.

Shocking video captured a mob of people destroying yellow school buses parked in Times Square — that were meant to transport soccer fans to watch the World Cup at MetLife Stadium — with one set ablaze.

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