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FIFA Fan Festival Atlanta bracing for huge crowds, high heat

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By Patrick Quinn
| WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — General admission tickets to FIFA Fan Festival Atlanta are sold out as temperatures hover in the 90s, with organizers urging attendees to prepare for the heat ahead of a packed Wednesday schedule. Three matches are lined up Wednesday, including a U.S. Men’s National Team match in the evening, as the World Cup continues in the knockout stage. The festival at Centennial Olympic Park has welcomed nearly 400,000 visitors since the start of the tournament.
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MARTA police chief calls for gun ban on transit system amid safety concerns

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By Patrick Quinn
| WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — MARTA’s police chief said the transit agency needs state lawmakers to allow a gun ban on buses and trains to improve public safety, but Georgia’s open carry law prevents such restrictions. “We should be able to restrict weapons, and as it stands right now, the state legislature doesn’t allow us to do that, so we’re going to have to work within those parameters and that law to make it as safe as possible,” said MARTA Police Chief Scott Kreher.
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MARTA leader defends transit safety amid federal investigation

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By Patrick Quinn
| WRDW-TV (Augusta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — MARTA interim General Manager and CEO Jonathan Hunt defended the transit agency’s safety protocols during his first public comments since the Trump administration announced an investigation into the agency. Hunt spoke at a board meeting Thursday as MARTA employees and union workers protested outside the headquarters, calling for more police aboard buses and trains.
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