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

New Jersey police are increasing security measures as the state prepares to host the FIFA World Cup final, with law enforcement monitoring stadiums, hotels, and training centers from a centralized command center. The heightened security posture comes as the tournament spans 11 U.S. cities, requiring coordinated efforts to protect fans and players during matches.

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