The Head of Safety NFL forecasted trust in the league safety plans when the new Orlean is preparing for the host on February 9 Super Bowl after the consequence A terrorist attack that killed 14 people There on New Year.
Cathy Lanier, NFL security director, said on Wednesday that the game will be increased around the game.
“I think that the most important thing is very bright and unambiguous, without hesitation that we are really sure that our security plan went to Super Bowl,” she said.
The 11th Super Bowl Hosted by New Orleans Next Weekend IS Expected to Draw An Estimated 100,000 Visitors to the City, Accord to Collin Arnold, Director of the New Orleans Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.
Many investigations now look through how the attacker inspired by the Islamic State Group was able to go with his truck to the famous Bourbon street in the city and plow New Year’s revelers. The claim claims that the city and many contractors did not initiate security measures that could prevent or alleviate the attack.
Lanier said that the NFL – which has already developed a security plan in the last two years – has collaborated with the federal, state and local authorities and re -rated security plans after the attack on January 1, so that the fans feel comfortable before the game between the game between the game between the game between the game Between the game between the game Kansas City Chiefs AND Philadelphia Eagles.
“I think that the biggest thing you see differently after attacks is the much more visible presence of law enforcement agencies,” she said. “We are still prepared to introduce new modifications if something has changed between now and Super Bowl. It is the type of our work that is flexibility and introduction of changes when needed. “
Lanier said that Super Bowl received the second highest safety assessment possible by the Internal Security Department after the attack.
“I am very convinced that we are going to the Super Bowl in the environment, that people will feel comfortable, feel safe and enjoy a super bowl,” she said.
