Connecticut police departments increase patrols around religious sites following aerial attack on Israel
Bridgeport police have taken proactive steps by reinforcing standing orders for all sector cars, aiming to bolster their presence around synagogues and mosques throughout the city.
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Apr 15, 2024, 12:04 PM
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Updated 14 days ago
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19ds agoIn the wake of Iran's recent attack on Israel, concerns over security persist at synagogues across Connecticut.
Bridgeport police have taken proactive steps by reinforcing standing orders for all sector cars, aiming to bolster their presence around synagogues and mosques throughout the city.
Despite the absence of known threats, law enforcement underscores that safety remains their paramount concern.
