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Focused on enhancing security at MARC commuter rail stations, the Maryland Transit Administration police in partnership with security and canine teams from the Maryland Transportation Authority and the Transit Security Administration will begin random security screenings at stations beginning October 30, 2009.

WASHINGTON – A gunman coolly drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the subway entrance to the Pentagon complex Thursday evening, wounding two police officers before being shot and critically wounded, officials said.

"News Release" 4/12/2012. BusSafe - a national pilot "programme" (say it like a Nazi) will be focusing on bus routes, bus stops and shelters, and Transit Centers in high traffic areas. The participating agencies will: ride buses, perform random bag checks, and conduct K-9 sweeps, as well as place uniformed and plainclothes officers at Transit Centers and rail platforms to detect, prevent and address "latent criminal activity or behavior."
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Can you say "Papers please"? Sure. I knew that you could.

For video and news story:
http://www.ridemetro.org/News/Releases/2012/04132012.aspx

Nation's Capitol Metro customers advised of random baggage inspections

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A former transit police officer convicted last year in the shooting death of an unarmed man on an Oakland, California, train platform will be freed from prison early Monday morning, according to a court order.

A Washington County man who was asleep in the back of a cab claims he was shocked with a Taser because he "shushed" a state trooper when the man tried to wake him.
Phillip S. Chappel, 29, of Washington, filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the state police, as well as Trooper Jeffrey Osrodowski, claiming the officer had no reason to take aggressive action against him.

Because computers are incapable of being truly random, any encryption system that relies on random numbers to generate keys (like RSA and SSL)become vulnerable to an attacker being able to duplicate the public and private key pair and compromise your security.

Greetings,
Here in the Socialist Republik of Washington (aka: STATE OF WASHINGTON) I am able to hear your show on 870AM from midnight till 0300. Your show was the first place I've heard of "BitCoins". Interestingly enough, this story came to me today via one of the websites I subscribe to.