New Jersey police ramp up security as state prepares for World Cup final

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New Jersey police are deploying enhanced security measures as the state prepares to host World Cup matches across multiple cities. NBC News toured a command center where officers will monitor stadiums, hotels, and training facilities throughout the tournament. The security operation reflects a broader national effort as the U.S. hosts World Cup events in 11 cities. Police face the dual challenge of managing large crowds of international fans while maintaining public safety during high-profile sporting events.