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Detroit
on
Heightened
Alert
After
Terror
Attacks
in Paris
Associated
Press
DETROIT
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Detroit
law
enforcement
officials
have
called
more
officers
to duty
and
moved
some to
locations
deemed
higher
priorities
following
the
deadly
attacks
in
Paris.
Detroit
police
Chief
James
Craig
tells
The
Associated
Press
Saturday
there
are no
specific
or
credible
threats
to his
city or
others
in the
U.S. But
the
department
is on
"heightened
alert"
because
"you
can't
always
predict
the next
target."
He said
the
department
has
shifted
personnel
"to soft
and hard
targets."
He
wouldn't
discuss
what he
meant by
those
targets,
but
Detroit
has
three
casinos,
three
professional
sports
arenas
or
stadiums
and an
entertainment
district.
Detroit
also
shares a
border
with
Canada.
It's one
of the
busiest
trade
crossings
in North
America.
The
terror
attacks
Friday
in Paris
have
killed
at least
129
people.
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