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What his motive was? >> yes, i think what is of absolute certainty and important for both public safety agencies, communities, the way we educate our corporations and our employers and any place where there's a mass gathering of people is that we can't get lost in the noise of potential ideology and threats. we're living in a decade-long era of terrorism on the u.s. soil, and there's a lot of these things that can be distracting from people that are hatching their own really nefarious evil plan and could go under the radar, unfortunately. we cannot be blocked out by the noise of, say, the inte...

The reason i'm looping these two things in together is that people see these things. they see these odd behaviors. they have no way to communicate this with authorities and authorities have no way of ranking it. >> but the authority can't do anything anyway because of the aclu. you can't just pick someone off the street for being odd. >>s that true but you can look at these people when they have this type of odd behavior. a lot of times these things are reported to law enforcement let's it go because there is nothing they can do. >> and they don't want to get their hands dirty and be sued. rem...

Reveals a red one underneath. he keeps looking over his shoulder, back toward where the suv was parked. there's no reason to think he was connected, but it's an odd behavior and they want to know about it. in terms of finding the registered vehicle of the owner, that has proven not to be as productive as they hoped. they're satisfied that the registered owner no longer had possession of the vehicle, that he had sold it for cash and the sale wasn't recorded. he claims he doesn't remember who he sold it to, but the fact is, they still don't know who it was that drove that suv into times square o...

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