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The two transit agencies at the center of our investigation, "Security Breach," react to the story at their first monthly board meeting after publication.
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Security Breach
A "Screamer" ripped through the tranquil scene — more than a million pounds of train flashing past at speeds up to 90 miles per hour. Witt guessed at the numbers. Hundreds of passengers per train. Thousands per day. Millions per year.
If they only knew.
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