Court orders security perimeter around Deepwater Horizon wreckage

The federal court order forbids tampering with the site on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, about a mile from the blown-out BP oil well. The government declines to say whether anything triggered the motion filing. A federal court in New Orleans granted a government request to create a security perimeter around the wreckage of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig that exploded and sank six months ago, the Justice Department said Wednesday.

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Court orders security perimeter around Deepwater Horizon wreckage

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