From the French Quarter to the Superdome, a look at Super Bowl security after terror attack
About 2,000 law enforcement officers will monitor New Orleans this week with the Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs set for Sunday. The surge in security comes just one month after the New Year's terror attack on Bourbon Street.
New Orleans terrorist attack victims and survivors have filed a civil lawsuit against city leaders for negligence after ...
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Lawmakers question the FBI's preparedness and response to New Orleans attack that killed 14 peopleCongressional committees are demanding answers about the FBI's response to the deadly Bourbon Street truck attack in New Orleans. They have raised questions about the absence of the bureau's ranking ...
WASHINGTON – The FBI and Department of Homeland Security have issued a joint warning about the potential threat from violent extremists of a “copycat” vehicle attack like the one that killed ...
A terrorist attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day that killed 14 people rattled the city. Some worry it remains vulnerable.
FBI assistant special agent in charge who said New Orleans attack 'not a terrorist event' reassigned
The FBI assistant special agent in charge who told the media and the public the New Orleans attack was "not a terrorist event" has been reassigned, Fox News has learned. Multiple sources tell ...
SHREVEPORT, La. — The FBI said the man behind the New Year's Day pickup truck attack in New Orleans researched how to access a balcony on the city's famed Bourbon Street and looked for ...
The FBI has long characterized protecting the homeland from terrorist attack as its top priority ... an assistant special agent in charge in the New Orleans field office, said officials did ...
Security for the Super Bowl in New Orleans will feature more boots on the ground, more tech and more intelligence – spearheaded by a federal official who grew up 40 miles from where kickoff will take ...
A month after Bourbon Street terrorist attack, New Orleans is confident it can conduct a safe Super Bowl Week.
The FBI assistant special agent in charge who told the media and the public the New Orleans attack was “not a terrorist event” has been reassigned, Fox News has learned. Multiple sources tell ...
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