L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti talks to Metro Red Line passengers on a train he boarded Tuesday at the Universal City station. Seeking to calm any nerves frayed by a report of a planned terrorist attack on the station, the mayor asked riders to “please go about your business.”
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A Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy and a bomb-sniffing dog stand near the entrance to the Metro Red Line’s Universal City station Tuesday morning.
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Law enforcement agencies beefed up their presence at L.A. County Metro stations Tuesday in response to a report of a potential attack on the Red Line’s Universal City station.
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L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti gets a hug from commuter Susan Rorke on the Metro Red Line on Tuesday. Garcetti rode the line to reassure passengers after a report of a potential terrorist attack on the line’s Universal City station.
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An L.A. County sheriff’s deputy checks a passenger’s bag near the entrance to the Metro Red Line’s Universal City station. A report from an overseas tip line warned of a potential attack on the station Tuesday.
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