1 year after Times Square scare, concerns endure
NEW YORK (AP) — One year after a militant from Connecticut spread panic by driving a bomb-laden SUV into the heart of Times Square , New Yorkers, tourists and even the street vendor who alerted police to the smoking vehicle still descend on "The Crossroads of the World" as if it never happened.
But behind the scenes, the New York Police Department and other law enforcement agencies still watch for and ...
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