Long-Tailed Terrorists Benefit From Bottomless Garbage Cans

The MTA is experimenting with see-through trashcans:

The Transit Authority has a brand new bag — and garbage can — in its anti-terror arsenal.
Officials have deployed a translucent trash can, fitted with a clear bag, at a downtown Brooklyn subway station, making it possible for police or passing straphangers to spot potentially dangerous packages that might be left behind.

The square bins — covered on four sides by glass or a glass-like surface — are expected to pop up at other stations when the TA moves into a full-fledged pilot program, sources said.

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The clear can is shorter and holds less refuse than the regular ones in use. If not emptied more often, spillovers will occur, allowing the subway’s four-legged, long-tailed terrorists to grow fatter.