Three NYPD detectives have been indicted for stealing $2,900 worth of champagne from VIPs at the Electric Zoo Music Festival, the Manhattan district attorney’s office announced Monday.

A trio of NYPD detectives all played roles in the heist of $2,900 worth of champagne from VIPs at Electric Zoo Music Festival, prosecutors said. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg uncorked indictments against the detectives Monday. The detectives — Jonathan Gonzalez, 33, Wojciech Czech, 44 and Warren Golden, 31 — were on duty during the Electric Zoo Festival on Randall’s Island in September when the theft popped off, authorities said. “In addition to the alleged theft that occurred, none of these Officers stepped up and stopped this activity,” Bragg said in a statement.

Three NYPD detectives were indicted after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars in champagne from the VIP area of New York City’s annual Electronic Zoo Music Festival, the Manhattan district attorney announced. The alleged theft took place at the 2022 concert on Randall’s Island, DA Alvin Bragg said Monday. Jonathan Gonzalez, Wojciech Cech and Warren Golden were working narcotics enforcement on Sept. 3 and were in the VIP area around 7 p.m. as the concert was ongoing. Concertgoers at a nearby table had ordered bottles of Ace of Spades champagne, and then stepped away, according to court documents and statements. That’s when the 33-year-old Gonzalez took two of the unopened bottles — which cost a total of $2,900 — and put them on a table. Gonzalez went to get a backpack, and Czech, 44, allegedly handed them to him to put in the bag.