[Vision2020] Idaho Leaders Discuss Security Post-Bin Laden

[Tom Hansen]

Courtesy of the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.

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Idaho leaders discuss security post-bin Laden

BOISE - Officials with Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter's office are meeting
with the state's law enforcement and security leaders to discuss security
issues in the wake of Osama bin Laden's death.

Robert Feeley, public affairs officer with the Idaho Bureau of Homeland
Security, says his agency hasn't been notified of any credible threats.
However, he says that the bureau's director, Brigadier General William
Shawver, and Idaho State Police Director Col. Jerry Russell are meeting
with Otter's office to determine what action, if any, the state is going
to take in response to bin Laden's death.

Feeley says his bureau wants to remind Idaho residents that as always,
people need to be aware of their surroundings and anyone who notices
anything out of the ordinary should contact local law enforcement.

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So . . .

Although there are no "credible threats", "anyone who notices anything out
of the ordinary should contact local law enforcement."

Out of the ordinary in Moscow, Idaho.  What does that mean?

This ought to make life easy for the desk sergeant of the MPD.

Hmmm.  The air pressure in my car's tires seem inordinately low.  Does
anybody have the MPD desk sergeant's phone number?

This is textbook fear mongering.

Seeya round town, Moscow.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho