'Clearly a failure': Gummed-up bollards weren't replaced in time to prevent New Orleans massacre
The old bollards were gummed up by Mardi Gras beads, beer and other detritus, and their tracks stopped working reliably.
New Orleans barriers to prevent vehicle attacks were in the process of being replaced
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Seven years ago, New Orleans officials began installing adjustable barriers at intersections in the famed ...
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New Orleans attack: First look at Bourbon Street where bollards were being replaced
Cameras were allowed down Bourbon Street on Thursday morning to capture the final stages of the cleanup process one day after ...
New Orleans was replacing bollard street barriers at time of New Year's attack
Bollards are effective against vehicle assaults. The driver of the attack vehicle was able to get around temporary roadblocks ...
Bourbon Street bollards were being replaced before terror attack
Bollards are used to control crowds and traffic. They are short, stainless steel removable posts that can be securely locked ...
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Questions arise whether Bourbon Street barriers could have stopped deadly attack
After Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove around a large police cruiser and over a sidewalk to access Bourbon Street, new questions were ...
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In New Orleans, Bourbon Street attack suspect drove past police cruiser to mow down victims
Street barriers that city officials set up in 2017 to prevent terrorist attacks were being replaced when a driver barreled ...
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New Orleans barriers to prevent vehicle attacks were in the process of being replaced
which includes "removing the old bollards, replacing concrete pavement, constructing concrete bases, installing metal sleeves for the new bollards, and repouring the roadway," according to the ...
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New Orleans barriers to prevent vehicle attacks were in process of being replaced
One day before New Year’s Eve, New Orleans officials issued a traffic advisory about its vehicle barrier replacement project, ...