Metro police officers will begin randomly searching riders’ bags and packages at rail stations and in Metrobuses in an effort to deter potential terrorist attacks, the transit agency said Monday.
The new security measure, which has been under consideration at Metro for the last several years, is not the result of any direct threat, but rather a response to ongoing security concerns and the upcoming presidential election and inauguration, General Manager John Catoe said.
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