New Jersey sparks terror fears with 'see something, say something' roadway campaign
Confused residents wonder if there is a terror threat after New Jersey launched a 'See Something, Say Something' public safety campaign
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Confused residents wonder if there is a terror threat after New Jersey launched a 'See Something, Say Something' public safety campaign
Drivers in New Jersey have been greeted with roadway signs that read, "Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something," with a tip line number to report threats.
Drivers in New Jersey are concerned after coming across roadway signs that say “Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something" | World News
Variable message signs installed on New Jersey highways read, "Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something," which has disturbed residents and caused fear of terror
The campaign, which was launched in New Jersey on September 1, projects the eerie message 'suspect terrorism?' on billboards along the state's major interstates.