LIRR riders say they'll keep riding rails
Bryant Neal Vinas used to live in this
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Feds: LI man joins al-Qaida
Commuters at Penn Station Wednesday said they won't stop taking the train, even in the wake of accusations against a Patchogue man that he funneled information about the Long Island Rail Road to al-Qaida.
Officials issued a warning in November that the LIRR could be targeted following the arrest of Bryant Neal Vinas, 26, the former Long Islander who prosecutors said received military training...
