Security ramps up at train stations after Brooklyn subway shooting
News 12's Caren Pinto spoke with New Rochelle Police Department Captain Collins Coyne about security measures they are taking.
•
Apr 13, 2022, 12:12 AM
•
Updated 984 days ago
Share:
More Stories
2:06
Cold, dry conditions to round out the weekend on Long Island
2h ago
Stolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
3h ago2:00
Long Island faces snowfall ahead of holiday season
3h ago0:47
Walt Whitman High School hosts second annual 'Holiday Blessings Tour'
4h ago0:18
Police: Driver fled scene after crashing into East Patchogue deli
9h ago0:27
Police: Oyster Bay man started small fire, assaulted 3 officers
9h ago2:06
Cold, dry conditions to round out the weekend on Long Island
2h agoStolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
3h ago2:00
Long Island faces snowfall ahead of holiday season
3h ago0:47
Walt Whitman High School hosts second annual 'Holiday Blessings Tour'
4h ago0:18
Police: Driver fled scene after crashing into East Patchogue deli
9h ago0:27
Police: Oyster Bay man started small fire, assaulted 3 officers
9h agoPolice departments in Westchester and the Hudson Valley are increasing security near train stations in the wake of the Brooklyn subway shooting.
News 12's Caren Pinto spoke with New Rochelle Police Department Captain Collins Coyne about security measures they are taking.
More from News 12
2:06
Cold, dry conditions to round out the weekend on Long Island
2:00
Long Island faces snowfall ahead of holiday season
Stolen base king Rickey Henderson dies at 65
0:47
Walt Whitman High School hosts second annual 'Holiday Blessings Tour'
0:18
Police: Driver fled scene after crashing into East Patchogue deli
0:27