>> Turn the vehicle off.
No other dogs, no pets, no nothing in there, right?
You're going to grab your wallet, come on out.
>> You want me unlock it? >> No.
>> We're here in the Glendale, Arizona
in support of the Super Bowl this week.
We have brought up some of our most experienced officers
from the land borders and from the airports
to help make this a secure event for all of our fans, participants,
our family and friends here at the Super Bowl.
Our primary duties here are going to be scanning over 200 vehicles per day.
These are delivery vehicles that are
making deliveries into the Super Bowl itself,
as well as the Westgate and immediate area of the Super Bowl.
A lot of the cargo that's being brought in is stage equipment.
It's food, merchandise that's going to be sold.
Everything that goes into the stadium has to be scanned by this equipment.
We're bringing in some of our most experienced officers
from Nogales, San Luis and the Port of Phoenix.
These officers have over ten years of experience working on the line
and the land border and over 60,000 scans.
The Rapid Scan M60 behind me that we're using today
is the best equipment that we have out there.
It's able to detect and look into the vehicles
better than anything that we've ever had before.
It's helping us to be able to identify any type of anomalies
that may be hidden within the vehicle and the trucks and the cargo
that's being brought in.
We are looking for any type of explosives, weapons of mass destruction,
anything that's a threat to the Super Bowl and its fans.
We're using all this to make this a better
and more secure Super Bowl than ever before.