Expert weighs in on Metro-North security after terror incidents
Following the recent bombings in the tri-state area, a security expert is weighing in on Metro-North's vulnerability to potential terror attacks. News 12 spoke with an FBI counterterrorism agent who
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Sep 21, 2016, 12:33 AM
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Updated 3,039 days ago
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Following the recent bombings in the tri-state area, a security expert is weighing in on Metro-North's vulnerability to potential terror attacks.
News 12 spoke with an FBI counterterrorism agent who now teaches at the University of New Haven.
He says riders may not be prepared for the extreme costs and delays that could be attached to ramping up security measures.
News 12 will have more on this story in upcoming newscasts.
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