Eyewitness News: Top Story: Anthrax found at an Indianapolis company and the decontamination process;
The Investigators, Under the Radar investigating the success and weak points of increased airport security;
Where's Our Money? Investigation on unpaid tax warrants from businesses;
Child abuse at Indianapolis Training Center-bible based facility, including solitary confinement and corporal punishment;
Eyewitness to the Olympics
Produced by Gerry Lanosga & Kathleen Johnston
Eyewitness News: Post-9/11 Security and the Anthrax Threat in Indianapolis
[AI-Generated Summary] This Eyewitness News broadcast captures a period of heightened alert in Indianapolis following the September 11 attacks, focusing heavily on local and national security concerns. A central storyline details the discovery of anthrax on a printer at an Indianapolis postal repair facility, leading to decontamination efforts, antibiotic distribution to nearly 200 postal workers, and precautionary testing across major mail hubs. The broadcast also features a five-week undercover investigation titled "Under the Radar," which exposes significant security lapses at both the Indianapolis International Airport and smaller regional "reliever" airports, where investigators were able to access restricted tarmac areas and private jets without identification. Beyond these security issues, the news highlights international developments in the war against terrorism in Afghanistan, the debate in Congress over federalizing airport screeners, and a controversial investigation into allegations of child abuse and solitary confinement at the Bible-based Indianapolis Training Center.
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