New Zealand terror attack: Police across the US tighten security around mosques
Police officers were seen patrolling with sniffer dogs outside mosques in New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago
Police forces across the United States reportedly increased security around mosques on Friday after a deadly terrorist attack at two mosques in New Zealand left 49 dead and dozens injured.
The New York Police Department (NYPD) officers were seen patrolling with sniffer dogs outside mosques in New York City and offered support inside the establishments before morning prayers started, according to the Daily Mail. Similar security measures were reported from Los Angeles and Chicago.
