N.J. Turns Its Anti-Terror Eyes to Passenger Trains, Stations
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › March 15, 2004
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Bomb-sniffing dogs and plainclothes police officers mingled with travelers at the region's busiest train stations Friday as authorities stepped up security in the aftermath of the terrorist rail bombings in Madrid.
"In light of the bombing in Madrid, I feel it is prudent to take measures to assure the safety of New Jersey's citizens and their transportation systems," said State Police Superintendent Rick Fuentes, who is also director of the State Office of Emergency Management.See the full content of this document
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N.J. Turns Its Anti-Terror Eyes to Passenger Trains, Stations
State police and NJ Transit worked together on a number of fronts, including the loan of canine units to patrol Newark Penn Station and other rail hubs, and the use of a s...
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