MTA reviews EAGLE Team training after fare enforcement incidents
MANHATTAN (PIX11) — MTA officials are reviewing the training and procedures used by its Eagle Teams, the specialized units responsible for fare enforcement on New York City buses, following two separate incidents involving inspectors and…
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