Detroit police increasing security ahead of high stakes Lions-Vikings game
The new emphasis on security follows the explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas and the truck that crashed into a packed New Year’s celebration in New Orleans.
DETROIT (FOX 2):When the 14-2 Detroit Lions play the 14-2 Minnesota Vikings for the NFC North Division on Sunday, the Motor City will be energized.
In the meanwhile, Detroit police will be on high alert and will increase security following two deadly occurrences nationwide, including the horrific attack in New Orleans that left 15 people dead and 33 injured.
“The plays are hidden by their mouth covering. Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison stated, “I will tell you, my federal partners have already said, Chief Bettison, you can’t talk about what we’re doing.”
visiting a news conference, Bettison talked about their preparations to ensure everyone’s safety while visiting Ford Field over the weekend. Mike Duggan, the mayor of Detroit, also joined him. Before the home game against the Vikings, he says there are no current threats, but the city’s security has been tightened.
“You will see visible signs of higher security and others you don t see,” Duggan stated.
The new emphasis on security follows the explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas and the truck that crashed into a packed New Year’s celebration in New Orleans.
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A father of two, a single mother, and an aspiring nurse were among the victims of the truck assault in New Orleans.
The Wayne County sheriff, Michigan State Police, Homeland Security, and the FBI are working together to ensure the safety of Lions and Vikings supporters during the crucial game.
“When I say collaboration, I pick up the phone and call Oakland County Sheriff Bouchard. I tell him, Sheriff, this is a regional event, and it’s really essential. Could you provide us with any resources?
Additional Oakland County and even Macomb County sheriff’s deputies will assist during the game, according to Bettison.
“I have coverage in the air, on land, and even in the sea. “All I’ll say is that we’re rerouting some of our traffic patterns,” Bettison stated.
The winner of Sunday’s game at Ford Field will finish the regular season 15-2 and earn the top seed in the NFC Championship.
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Campbell remarked, “I felt he looked good enough to practice today.” “No setbacks and he’s going to go out there and move a little bit and that’s good.”
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