Amy's New York Notebook

Monday, March 22, 2004
 

Extra Subway Security
The New York Post reports on the "unprecedented security effort" underway in our NYC subways since the Madrid attack. Teams of a dozen police officers have been sweeping through subway cars before they enter a tunnel or cross a bridge, the Post reports. There are new surveillance cameras in tunnels and "shoebox-size sensors" with silent alarms have been placed in some stations to warn of a biochemical attack. (Link via Gothamist.)

Yesterday I noticed the Wall Street station (which is the last 2/3 stop before heading under the East River to Brooklyn) now has a booth on the subway platform with a cop sitting there watching the trains and passengers.






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