Mich. Talks Homeland Security With Israeli Police
Detroit-Windsor Tunnel Security Issues Are Expected To Be Discussed
POSTED: Thursday, July 17, 2008
UPDATED: 12:27 pm EDT July 17,
2008
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox hosted a conference Thursday that brought more than 200 law enforcement leaders together to meet with members of the Israeli National Police to discuss security issues.Homeland security issues regarding the Detroit-Windsor tunnel were expected to be discussed.The meeting was one in a series of exchanges between American and Israeli law security agencies. It is also the first one ever to be held in Michigan.
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