Boston encourages T riders to report odd behavior

[Ian David]

BOSTON -- The city of Boston and the T is encouraging you to speak up.

It is re-launching its "See Something, Say Something Campaign."

Today, transit employees and police will be distributing pamphlets at the Park Street T station.

The program encourages people to report unusual behavior and suspicious packages.



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[mainegreen]

1. I'd like to report the entire city of Boston for suspicious behavior.

They all seem a little off, you know, shifty to me.
I think they should be all rounded up!

:P

[thoughtanarchist]

2. Like this odd behavior?

As if you don't already have enough on your mind when you get on the subway ("Back Bay station is next; please be careful exiting the train - blood is slippery"), now you have to worry about being serenaded by the LaRouche Youth Movement:

Yesterday, a squad of three identically-dressed girls schlepping armloads of leaflets about "The Fraud of Global Warming" methodically worked the cars on an outbound train to Alewife, getting off at each station and reboarding a new car at the next to sing "no more Al Gore" in (admittedly rather lovely) altos. ...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=158&topic_id=12117&mesg_id=12117