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Audio recordings from the motorhome warned that the bomb would detonate. So narrow.
The video, which was posted on YouTube, shows what will be the explosion that shook the city of Nashville in the US state of Tennessee on Friday morning. On Friday evening Norwegian time, the local newspaper Tennessean published the video.
Police were alerted at 06:00 local time to an exchange of gunfire in the area of Second Avenue in the center of the city. They saw no signs of shooting, but did discover a suspicious motorhome parked on the street.
During a press conference on Friday evening Norwegian time, police stated that the motorhome was playing a sound recording before the explosion. A voice warned that a bomb would be detonated, urging people to evacuate.
At around 10 p.m. Norwegian time Friday night, a CBS reporter wrote on Twitter that police had found what appeared to be debris near the site of the explosion:
– They have not confirmed whether they came from an assailant or an accidental victim, writes Ariana Freeman.
The local police have published a picture of the motorhome:
The YouTube video has not been verified by government sources, but a street sign shows it was taken at 154 2nd Avenue, about 150 yards from where police believe the motor home exploded.
In the video, you can hear a voice saying, “If you can hear this message, evacuate now.” It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving office.
Then it stops, followed by a chaotic soundscape with car alarms and sirens, fires. The camera captures the great destruction of nearby buildings and objects.
See photos of the destruction in the photo gallery:
Eyewitness: escaped when he heard the countdown
Betsy Williams, who owns the local Melting Pot restaurant building on 2nd Avenue, tells the local Tennessean newspaper that she fled when she heard a voice speaking and warning that a bomb was about to detonate.
He must have woken up at 04:30 to what he describes as repeated and loud gunfire. Then he called emergency services, he tells the newspaper.
According to the police, three people were slightly injured in the explosion. They still don’t know if someone was in the caravan when it exploded.
GREATER DESTRUCTIONS: Burned cars and buildings are scattered throughout the scene. Photo: Mark Humphrey / AP
No one has yet been held responsible for the incident. The FBI and crime prevention agency ATF are leading the investigation.
The building of the largest telecommunications company in the United States, AT&T, was affected by the explosion and its services are down throughout the city. According to the AP news agency, several planes have been parked due to network and mobile problems.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving office.
