How New York May Tighten Security Vise
By CARA BUCKLEY and BENJAMIN WEISER
Published: November 13, 2009
Convoys of heavily armed officers,
fields of barricades and
additional checkpoints are likely to sprout in and around the jail where the accused will be housed and the courthouse where they will be tried.
Access to nearby streets and areas may be sealed off.
And bands of plainclothes officers — “people in civilian clothes with earplugs,” as one former law enforcement official put it — will probably be scanning the crowds to spot anyone with ill intent.
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