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Days before World Cup, MARTA plagued with issues over safety, fare gates, and new trains,

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By Rob DiRienzo 
| Yahoo
The Brief MARTA officials must confront safety and equipment concerns days before the 2026 FIFA World Cup Saturday's apparent random fatal stabbing of a passenger has riders demanding an immediate increase in transit police presence. The mass transit agency is also facing technical delays with new fare gates and safety checks of its new rail cars. ATLANTA - Atlanta's public transit agency faces big challenges with days to go before the World Cup.
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Days before World Cup, MARTA plagued with issues over safety, fare gates, and new trains,

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By Rob DiRienzo 
| WAGA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
Atlanta transit riders brace for World Cup crowds MARTA transit riders are bracing for massive World Cup crowds while dealing with broken fare gates and safety fears. A rider describes witnessing the aftermath of a random train stabbing at Oakland City station that left a passenger dead. Transit officials say they are fighting back by ordering officer overtime, moving undercover cops onto trains and monitoring twelve thousand security cameras.
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Georgia high schools to test 'less-lethal' drones to confront active shooters

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By Rob DiRienzo 
| Yahoo
The Brief Five Georgia high schools will test armed drones starting this fall. The state legislature approved a $550,000 pilot program for the drone technology in its 2026 budget. The drones are equipped with pepper spray and can crash into active school shooters. ATLANTA - Starting in the fall, five Georgia high schools will have pepper spray-armed drones on standby to fight school shooters.
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