With the expected presence of President Donald Trump at Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans – a city in which a terrorist attack was recently experienced – additional measures are taken to ensure the safety of the participants and players.
Photos by dailymail.com reporters show that snipers are on the roofs of the nearby buildings that look over the crowds while the people submit in the superdomes.
In particular, the snipers were seen in the photos below on an Enterergy building in the Poydras Street directly opposite the stadium.
Reporters also say that the range of security begins a few hundred meters from the stadium and that the intelligence staff runs the security scanners to get into the building.
In addition, bomb-sniffing dogs search the area as part of a more comprehensive effort, which was documented by the Department of Homeland Security on social media in the run-up to the big game.
A tweet by Minister of Homeland Protection Minister Kristi Noem at the beginning of this week showed pictures of her how to inspect the superdome with local officials.
A sniper stands on a building on the other side of the street of the Caesar Superdome
Several snipers have been seen on this Energy building in the Poydras Street
These are part of the increased security measures before the arrival of thousands of guests
All routes to the stadium were blocked by cops and other strong security measures
The military was at hand to make sure that on Sunday everyone stayed in New Orleans on Sunday
Sniffer dogs worked hard on the scope of the stadium in New Orleans
“DHS protected the NFL Super Bowl for over 20 years,” read the tweet from NoEM. “We work around the clock to ensure a safe game day in the superdome and in the city of New Orleans.”
These efforts come just over a month after the city was shaken by a terrorist attack that led to the death of 14 people and 57 injuries.
This attack took place in the Bourbon Street in the early morning of New Year's Day and was carried out by an Islamic extremist shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar.
On the back of the truck, an ISIS flag was found, with which it was plowed into the amount of people who celebrated on the streets that celebrated the new year.
As a result of the attack, the Sugar Bowl -a college football playoff play -was postponed to carry out further security controls.
Now, after this attack and with the president's arrival, further measures are being taken to ensure security.
In addition to the snipers and police dogs mentioned above, drones and other armed awake parts of the security package are. There is also a huge X -ray machine in the superdome that can drive through vehicles in order to be scanned according to explosives.
“The biggest show on Earth will start without a trailer joint,” said governor Jeff Landry at a briefing.
The participants include President Donald Trump – who will be the first seating president to take part in a super bowl
The Caesars Superdome – The Place of the Super Bowl -Lix between the Chiefs and the Eagles
Inspection system for mobile vehicles Access control scans vehicles on explosives
Members of the military work to the scope of the superdome in New Orleans
Before the game there was a great presence of the law enforcement authorities in New Orleans
Alabama Rep. Dale Strong, chairman of the subcommittee for the household company for household companies for emergency management and technology, led a delegation of the congress on a security trip.
“To be honest, this is very similar to Washington, DC, only 10 days or two weeks ago,” said Dale and referred to the inauguration.
In particular, he noticed the number of people in the service of the police – “every dog they can imagine,” he said.
Noem said there are “no specific credible threats” for the game.
New Orleans has organized 10 Super Bowls in recent years, but this year will be different.
The security measures include monitoring the air dries in the superdome, the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport and Bourbon Street.
Thousands of local police and national guards will be on the streets.
The coast guard will be on the Mississippi river. Armed air marshals of the federal government will be stationed around the city's transport centers. Panzer Tactical vehicles, which are known as bearcats, are also used, with up to 16 being used to block access to vehicles on the street.
A member of the Louisiana National Guard Patrols outside of a blocked section of the Bourbon Street as part of the security measures for Super Bowl Lix
The Louisiana National Guard specialist, Janyria Cutno
Among the celebrities present is pop star Taylor Swift, who cheered on Travis Kelce
More than 100 bomb sniffing dogs will be on duty.
In addition to the president, the Super Bowl is expected to attract several celebrities in the A list, including Timothée Chalamet, Paul Rudd (a Chiefs fan), Bradley Cooper (an Eagles fan) and Jason Sudeikis (a Chiefs fan).
Of course, the biggest celebrity in the game of Pop Superstar Taylor Swift – who will be in a big game for the second time in a row to cheer her boyfriend, Chiefs Tight End Travis Kelce.
More than 125,000 visitors in the city are expected to observe the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles in the Caesar's superdome in Super Bowl Lix.