Metro Begins Random Bag Searches
(Washington Informer) — Metro kicked off tighter security controls Tuesday, beginning randomized searches of riders’ bags at two stations during the morning commute. The first screenings, typically running well under a minute each, lasted for an hour at the Green Line’s College Park station and Braddock Road stop on the Yellow/Blue lines in Alexandria. No explosives were found, and no terrorist suspects were arrested, according to spokeswoman Cathy Asato. “It went off as intended,” she said.
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