NBC Reviews Security After Intruder Incident at 'Today' Show Studio
- The Today show is enforcing stricter security measures for guests after a man was arrested for breaking into their New York City studio last week.
- An email from the Today show announced new protocols, including a maximum of two support people per guest in the studio.
- Andrew Truelove was charged with felony burglary and menacing as hate crimes following the July 16 incident at the Today show studio.
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'Today' Show Tightens Studio Security After Intruder Targeted Craig Melvin | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More
YouTube screenshot *Guests appearing on NBC’s “Today” will now face tighter studio access rules after a security breach in which an intruder rushed toward co-anchor Craig Melvin while yelling a racist slur. The new policy, outlined in an email sent Wednesday to Hollywood publicity firms, sharply limits who can accompany guests during interviews. Effective immediately, each guest will be allowed no more than two support personnel inside the studi…
'Today' Show Issues 'Stricter Security Protocols' for Guests Following Intruder Incident
Today is making some changes to their security guidelines following last week’s intruder incident. On July 16, an intruder got […] The post ‘Today’ Show Issues ‘Stricter Security Protocols’ for Guests Following Intruder Incident appeared first on Just Jared - Celebrity News and Gossip
‘Today’ Show Adds ‘Stricter Security Protocols’ 1 Week After Intruder Incident
The ‘Today’ show revealed it is “implementing stricter security protocols effective immediately,” one week after a man was arrested for allegedly sneaking into the NBC show’s New York City studio.
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