LI terrorist thought LIRR had weak security
Bryant Vinas pleaded guilty to using 'specialized knowledge'
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Feds: LI man joins al-Qaida
After his arrest, Bryant Neal Vinas told investigators one of the reasons he saw the Long Island Rail Road as a target for a terrorist strike was because he felt the subway system was too closely guarded by New York City Police, an NYPD spokesman said Thursday.
But the top cop at the
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Police Department, which patrols the LIRR, said Thursday...
