Arlington County Government, VA PSAs and Promos, 10 Oct 2018

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From YouTube: Marine Corps Marathon United Safety Message

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The 43rd Marine Corps Marathon (MCM) and the MCM 10K will take place on Sunday, October 28, 2018. Law enforcement throughout the National Capital Region work collectively to keep runners, spectators and volunteers safe, however, safety is everyone’s responsibility. To learn about the important role citizens’ play, watch this combined safety message from the Marine Corps Marathon, Arlington County Police Department, Virginia State Police, United States Park Police, Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) and Metropolitan Police Department. Together we can keep our community safe!

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We're excited to welcome more than 40,000 runners participating in this year's Marine, Corps Marathon and MCM 10k. The safety and security of the runners, spectators and volunteers is our top priority. Our law enforcement partners have been working diligently to ensure your safety. We.

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Have worked very closely with our regional law enforcement partners to create a comprehensive security plan for this year as Marine Corps Marathon during the race, you will see many of our partner agencies along the route there.

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Are no known threats to the race and law enforcement staking proactive steps to ensure everyone's safety? However, safety is everyone's responsibility and the public plays a key role. Runners.

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And spectators are reminded: all bags are subject to search by law enforcement at designated access points. No bags should ever be left unattended near the course. Additionally, turn-ins are prohibited as the Washington Metropolitan Area is designated as a no drone zone. Runners.

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Spectators and volunteers are encouraged to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity or investigation. If you see something say something tell a police officer, telomer een or Donnell 9-1-1 homeland security begins.

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With hometown safety, our communities are safest when you are alert and engaged.

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