Articles Tagged with ''Stadium Security''

“Sport reflects both good and bad aspects of our broader society, whether economic or political issues are in play. The fan that buys a ticket may feel with or against the team, entitled or angry; often as a result of the broader societal environment,” explains Dr. Lou Marciani, Director of the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security. The work at NCS⁴ primarily benefits its members, professional leagues and division one universities, individual teams and venues. Ultimately, NCS⁴ serves the fans by providing safety for the enjoyment of spectator events.

MSU, four other universities and NCS⁴ are teaming up to test background screening, safety education and venue access measures at sports events.

Because of delays in a new contract, security company Elite Show Services had been charging the stadium $10 more per hour than its bid.

Law enforcement, NFL and stadium security will coordinate photo and video data to including patrols and a new command center. But exploding street manholes could provide a security twist.

Weapon smuggled into New Jersey stadium, even during 9/11 heightened security awareness.

The LA Dodgers have hired former Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton to review security measures at the stadium after a San Francisco Giants fan was severely beaten during the Dodgers' home opener.

 

In an effort to increase security, Michigan State University said it will institute a “no-bag” policy in Spartan Stadium.