Metro conducts terror drill at Union Station
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Washington Post editors
Metro Transit Police officers with dogs and bomb technicians swarmed Union Station during the morning rush Tuesday in a show of force against a potential terrorist attack, part of a broader effort to bolster security in the rail system.
About 50 officers, including Metro's anti-terrorism unit, criminal investigators, special response teams and other squads, moved into the station about 7:30 to demonstrate heightened vigilance, Metro officials said.
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Washington Post editors
| February 2, 2010; 7:32 AM ET
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