“Today’s horrific attacks in Paris have moved us all, and the more we learn, the more our hearts ache,” said Governor Cuomo. “These were cowardly acts of evil by people who have inexplicably
chosen to believe in radical hatred above all else. We reject that kind
of extremism – choosing instead the bonds of liberty, equality and
fraternity that bring us together. Today, and in the days ahead, New
York will light One World Trade Center in blue, white and red as we
stand in solemn solidarity with the people of France, just as they have
done for us in our own times of tragedy. We join them in mourning those
who were killed, and in praying for those who were injured or lost loved
ones. And we continue to stand side by side with them in our commitment
to a free and peaceful world.”
Governor Cuomo has directed that the lights of One World Trade Center’s 408-foot spire will light up blue, white and red this evening, November 13, and in the days ahead in solidarity with the people of Paris.
Governor Cuomo has also directed New York State law enforcement to remain vigilant in the wake of these senseless attacks. The New York State Police, the New York State Intelligence Center and the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services are actively monitoring the situation for any implications in New York State and remain in constant communication with their local and federal partners.
New Yorkers are reminded to stay alert to their surroundings, and to report any suspicious activity. Reports can be made to:
Counter Terrorism Center at the New York State Intelligence Center
Terrorism Tip Line: 1-866-SAFENYS (1-866-723-3697)
ctcenter@nysic.ny.gov
Governor Cuomo has directed that the lights of One World Trade Center’s 408-foot spire will light up blue, white and red this evening, November 13, and in the days ahead in solidarity with the people of Paris.
Governor Cuomo has also directed New York State law enforcement to remain vigilant in the wake of these senseless attacks. The New York State Police, the New York State Intelligence Center and the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services are actively monitoring the situation for any implications in New York State and remain in constant communication with their local and federal partners.
New Yorkers are reminded to stay alert to their surroundings, and to report any suspicious activity. Reports can be made to:
Counter Terrorism Center at the New York State Intelligence Center
Terrorism Tip Line: 1-866-SAFENYS (1-866-723-3697)
ctcenter@nysic.ny.gov
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