Investigators Breach Security in 4 U.S. Buildings in Atlanta

02 May 2002

Congressional investigators said today that they had forged identity badges and easily breached the security of four federal buildings here, and they warned that many other government buildings were wide open to terrorists who used similar methods. Full Story

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Investigators Breach Security in 4 U.S. Buildings in Atlanta

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