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LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- In response to a series of high-profile violent attacks on Metro buses and light rail, riders at Union Station will be screened for concealed weapons as a part of a pilot program ...

Prompted by violent attacks on Metro's buses and light rails, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) launched a new safety program Wednesday to detect concealed ...

In efforts to make Metro safer for riders and operators, the transit system rolled out new weapons detection technology that it is testing at two stations in hopes of finding a permanent safety ...

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Last year, L.A. Metro began testing state-of-the-art, non-invasive weapons detection technology at Union Station. Now the L.A. Metro Board is expanding that pilot program by adding weapons detection ...