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Four arrested without tickets, one slips away in Dallas Stadium World Cup security breach

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By Scott Friedman Verified, Eva Parks Verified, Edward Ayala Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
Police are reviewing security at Dallas Stadium in Arlington after several people entered Monday’s World Cup match without tickets and one eluded capture. Arlington Police told NBC 5 Investigates they arrested four people who entered the stadium without tickets ahead of the match between Argentina and Austria. Police said they later learned that two of those people entered with a third person who also did not have a ticket and whose whereabouts were unknown.
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As World Cup arrives, former Dallas Cowboys security chief says preparation is everything

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By Scott Friedman Verified, Eva Parks Verified, Edward Ayala Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
When fans arrive at "Dallas Stadium" in Arlington for World Cup matches, they will see metal detectors, police officers and visible security checkpoints. What they won't see may be even more important. "They don't see a lot, and it's designed that way," said Larry Wansley, the recently retired Dallas Cowboys director of security.
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Secret Service preparing for visits from world leaders during World Cup in North Texas

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By Scott Friedman Verified, Eva Parks Verified, Edward Ayala Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
As North Texas prepares to host 2026 FIFA World Cup matches beginning this weekend, federal security officials are also preparing for another challenge: protecting visiting heads of state from around the world. "This is a huge undertaking," said Christina Foley, special agent-in-charge of the U.S. Secret Service's Dallas Field Office. Foley is serving in a dual role during the tournament.
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