#NASHVILLE BOMBING

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by Tushar Kanti

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A bomb explosion rocked downtown Nashville, United States that injured atleast three people in the morning of christmas and is being termed as a deliberate act. The incident took place in a rather dramatic way when the police came across a recreational vehicle blaring a recorded message that a bomb would explode in 15 minutes. Police Chief John Drake stated that the officers evacuated buildings in the area before the bomb detonated. Twitter has been bustling with the news:

According to some sources, the person of interest is Robert Kinnison, who happens to be the registered user of the RV that was used. However, the federal agencies are yet to make a confirmation. Meanwhile netizens are constantly tweeting over the incident:

The blast set the cars on fire, damaged the nearby trees and shook the buildings. “All my windows, every single one of them, got blown into the next room,” area resident Buck McCoy told the Associated Press. The explosion rocked a building that houses an AT&T telephone exchange, eventually causing outages as far away as Kentucky.

The FBI has been seeking clues in this matter and are investigating a haunting voice which caught the town by surprise before the explosion occured.
"At the end of the day i think all of us have gone from relief that there were not more casualties...to now anger and determination and resolve and a resolve to rebuild and not be deterred and to bring whoever is responsible for this to justice," stated the Mayor.

Checkbrand.online sympathises with the residents and urges its readers to make this world safer by being a good samaritan.

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