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Continued from page A1the county s buildings weresecure. He remembers visit-ing the American Red CrossinCape May Court House andfinding it teeming with volun-teers busy with blood dona-tions. It was packed. People thatwere down on vacation thatwere Red Cross volunteersfrom throughout the countrycame in and they were man-ning the phones. It was agreat sight to see people wereengaged to try to help, Plousis said around 2 day, the New York PoliceDepartment and PortAuthority requested assis-tance from outside May County Sheriff sOffice sent 10 officers to NewYork to assist. He said theofficers went to a staging areaat Liberty State Park, whichwas inundated with volun-teers. Once they put out thatbroadcast, people literallyfrom around the countrywere coming in to help some people innorthern New Jersey gotthere faster than we did, Plousis said 9/11 altered theway law enforcement agen-cies communicated with eachother.
Continued from page A1 the county’s buildings were secure. He remembers visit-ing the American Red Cross inCape May Court House and finding it teeming with volun-
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