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Just another "dry run" ?
Another news source reported that the 2 men entered the mall, without their female companion, walked the hallways down to the food court, turned around and walked back out, got into their van and picked up the woman who had deposited the suitcase, and drove to the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, to re-enter Canada.
http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial...15/6057758.asp |
It gives me great comfort to think of how diligent and capable the typical mall security guard is these days. :rolleyes:
Condition yellow, 24/7, all of us -- orange in shopping malls. Or so I would think. :munchin |
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Terrorist would have to be a fool to strike there. Someone might drop a spoon. TR |
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Our malls in Arizona are a great place for bad guys as no civilian good guys can carry CCW in any of them, and mall security is unarmed. TS |
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Some possible components: 1. Improve awareness and responsibility of all citizens. 2. Allow CCW in malls. 3. Require malls to provide better security -- everyone pays for it through higher prices. 4. Local governments deal with the problem -- cops in malls maybe. 5. State governments deal with the problem -- National Guard in malls? 6. Federal government deals with the problem -- cops? Troops? :munchin |
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Separate issues, IMHO. TR |
Mall security personnel is a non-issue. They're there to deter shoplifting and chase out rowdy teenagers (and usually fail at these tasks, anyway). Asking them to prevent terrorist attacks is an absurdity.
Now a mall with TS guarding it, well, I wouldn't mess with that one. :D |
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