Samuel Oakford (WaPo)
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After passing the police vehicle, the attacker reached a hydraulic "wedge" vehicle barrier that according to plans obtained by The Post should have been deployed.
It wasn't — instead the wedge acted as little more than a speed bump as the F150 Lightning raced down Bourbon St.
It wasn't — instead the wedge acted as little more than a speed bump as the F150 Lightning raced down Bourbon St.
January 13, 2025 at 5:30 PM
After passing the police vehicle, the attacker reached a hydraulic "wedge" vehicle barrier that according to plans obtained by The Post should have been deployed.
It wasn't — instead the wedge acted as little more than a speed bump as the F150 Lightning raced down Bourbon St.
It wasn't — instead the wedge acted as little more than a speed bump as the F150 Lightning raced down Bourbon St.