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Bay Area Council CEO Calls for Regional “Mutual Aid” Response to Boost Public Safety on BART

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San Francisco — Bay Area Council President and CEO Jim Wunderman today called for an immediate regional “mutual aid” response by Bay Area law enforcement agencies to boost public safety on BART following a recent string of violent and deadly attacks on a transit system that serves an average of almost 420,000 riders daily. “We […]

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