Atlanta Enhances Security Measures for Upcoming CFP Title Game

Atlanta: So, Atlanta’s leaders are really stepping up their game when it comes to security for big events. They’re taking notes from that scary vehicle attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Eve. You know, the one where a guy drove a truck into a crowd? It was tragic, with over a dozen people killed and many more hurt.

The police chief, Darin Schierbaum, mentioned how they’re looking at how vehicles can be used in attacks and how explosives were hidden. He stressed that it’s not just about New Orleans; they’re keeping an eye on threats from all over the world.

During a recent briefing at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where the national championship game will be held, city leaders talked about their plans. They’re also gearing up for events related to Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

While they didn’t spill all the details, Schierbaum did say they’re on alert for coolers, since they were used to hide explosives in the New Orleans incident. If you’re heading to the game, better leave the cooler at home!

He also reminded everyone to report anything suspicious, not just in person but online too. If you see someone making threats on social media, it’s your duty to let the cops know. Better safe than sorry, right?