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Title: Catch the timing device on the Times Square, NYC "bomb"
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URL Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_times_square_car_bomb
Published: May 2, 2010
Author: Yahoo News
Post Date: 2010-05-02 20:58:18 by Jethro Tull
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Views: 1935
Comments: 48
NEW YORK – Police investigating a terror attack that could have set off a deadly fireball in Times Square focused Sunday on finding a man who was videotaped shedding his shirt near the SUV where the bomb was found. Police said the gasoline-and-propane bomb was crude but could have sprayed shrapnel and metal parts with enough force to kill pedestrians and knock out windows on one of America's busiest streets, full of Broadway theaters and restaurants on a Saturday night. More than 100 pounds of fertilizer rigged with wires and fireworks were found with the bomb, but police said it was not the ammonium nitrate grade that can explode. The surveillance video shows an unidentified white man in his 40s slipping down an alley and taking off a shirt, revealing another underneath. In the same clip, he's seen looking back in the direction of the smoking vehicle and furtively putting the first shirt in a bag, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said. The homemade bomb was made largely with ordinary items including three barbecue grill-sized propane tanks, two 5-gallon gasoline containers, store-bought fireworks and cheap alarm clocks attached to wires. "The intent of whoever did this to cause mayhem, create casualties," Kelly said.
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#5. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
Well, geez, you dont go into Wal Mart and as for the makings of a bomb.
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I have enough stuff in my garage to start a small war.
We hillbillies are terrorists. Who knew?
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