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METRO to add more police presence to all rail lines, transit facilities

By Cassandra Jenkins

Officials with the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County announced in a Nov. 25 news release that the transit company is collaborating with regional law enforcement partners to bring enhanced visibility across all rail lines and transit facilities.

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