US EditionTrump to attend Army-Navy Game in Baltimore
Months of security planning involve local, state, and federal officers to ensure safety as Trump and Governor Moore attend the high-stakes Army-Navy game.
- On Saturday, Baltimore Police Department deployed visible, multi‑agency security for the Army‑Navy game at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, kicking off at 3 p.m.
- Because the event is high-profile, Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said security planning with state and federal law enforcement partners began months ago as President Donald Trump is expected to attend.
- Visible officers, cadets, and state and federal officers are present as fans described lively dance battles and push-up contests, with many saying the security made them feel safe.
- Authorities said even more security is expected tomorrow, and officials warned last-minute adjustments remain possible as security planners finalize preparations.
- With roots back to 1890, the Army and Navy academies have met 125 times, with the game's result deciding the Commander‑in‑Chief's Trophy.
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