Astorino Outlines Terrorism Preparedness in Westchester
WHITE PLAINS – In the aftermath of the deadly domestic terrorist attack in lower Manhattan, Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino today outlined a series of anti-terrorism initiatives in place to ensure the public's safety and said that police patrols have been increased at parkways, parks and other popular gathering places. County Executive Astorino with George N. Longworth, commissioner of Westchester County's Department of Public Safety, and members of law enforcement. Photo provided Joined by George N. Longworth, commissioner of Westchester County's Department of Public Safety, and members of law enforcement, the County Executive discussed Westchester's preparedness, which includes measures already in place to safeguard against any potential copycat crimes, lone-wolf attacks or terrorist activities that could potentially prey on innocent civilians. "We are always assessing real-world threats, and working closely with our partners on the federal, sta...