The commuter rail agency here, Metra, has it's own little gun-toting police force. I see them driving around, and I see them standing around, but I've always wondered just how good they are. Well, there's a new report that says they've got their weaknesses. But here's the quotation that has me confused:
“We increased the uniformed covert police presence on trains. Since June of 2013, we’ve ridden over 3,400 trains."
My question: what is a "uniformed covert police presence"?
Isn't "covert" like "secret"? And isn't "uniformed" like "not secret"?
However shall I unravel
the way these fellows travel?
2 comments:
Maybe their uniforms are something like this?
http://wtkr.com/2013/01/11/prankster-dressed-as-car-seat-shocks-drive-thru-workers/
That's hilarious.
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