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Explosion in Nashville near AT&T building - any further info known by employees ?

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At 63, he was still not married but with a girlfriend. Girlfriend at 63? Give me a break. I would be a grandpa at that age.

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Post ID: @5hch+18ASskSn

The news regarding this incident seems to have died out. News on motive has stopped while no explanation of the woman in Los Angeles's role

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Post ID: @5qxg+18ASskSn

Latest info on the bomber

Read in USA TODAY:

https://apple.news/AloZmG6PKRDuljbTO-ivFPA

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Post ID: @3ysq+18ASskSn

AT&T has created a lot of hatred by customers, employees, ex-employees, retirees, government, competitors. Investors, etc. It would not be surprising it has come home to roost.

Stankey is pure meanness himself!

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Post ID: @2kcg+18ASskSn

The plot thickens with all kind of side stories including the suspects father was a former BellSouth employee and all his side transactions and suspicions:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9090067/amp/PICTURED-Mother-29-given-TWO-free-homes-worth-409K-Nashville-bomber.html

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https://www.newsweek.com/nashville-bombing-suspects-father-t-building-may-key-clues-1557416

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Post ID: @2mrr+18ASskSn

The FBI has a person of interest...

https://heavy.com/news/anthony-quinn-warner/

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Post ID: @1yso+18ASskSn

Big CO"s are typically hardened, with batteries in the basement. The diesel fuel and generators were on the third floor in my CO. Not familiar with this location. Our basement was a nuclear fallout shelter. This is how they used to do it.

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Post ID: @1cnh+18ASskSn

Somebody not happy with AT&T???

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Post ID: @1uyr+18ASskSn

I’m gonna say this one is not a coincidence on the location.. someone knew what and where they were doing it at....

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Post ID: @1hnc+18ASskSn

At least they called ahead with a loudspeaker following the customer care rules! So deserving if in fact if T was the target!

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Post ID: @kkg+18ASskSn

The hazmat sign is for the diesel tank, you get a routine to make sure it is there.

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Post ID: @xsu+18ASskSn

It's a CO, and a big one, so would have had battery banks full of acid, as well as a significant store of diesel fuel for the generators. Those assets would not, however, have been sitting by the main entrance behind glass doors! Likely multiple floors below ground.

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Post ID: @jvt+18ASskSn

Battery Acid.

Being a CO would have several strings.

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Post ID: @ffm+18ASskSn

Its diesel fuel for the generators.

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Post ID: @olc+18ASskSn

Maybe they did not like Wonder Woman 1984?

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Post ID: @arb+18ASskSn

" So to any employees - What HAZMAT material might be in that building? Very curious."
Asbestos

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Post ID: @fsb+18ASskSn

What a wonderful Christmas present!!! might deserve they way they’ve surplussed and treated employees!

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Post ID: @qnx+18ASskSn

I want to know this as well. I'm not an employee. But I noticed that on Google Maps that there is a HAZMAT placard right near where the bomb went off. So to any employees - What HAZMAT material might be in that building? Very curious.

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Post ID: @byc+18ASskSn

Right in front of the CO, Nashville Main.

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Post ID: @hlw+18ASskSn

Authorities believe an explosion that occurred in downtown early Christmas morning and was felt for miles was an "intentional act" sparked by a vehicle.

Police responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle parked outside the AT&T building just before 6 a.m. Upon arrival, police said an officer "had reason" to alert the department's hazardous devices unit, which was enroute, when a "significant explosion" happened.

Three people were hospitalized with injuries, police said. At least 20 buildings, said Nashville Mayor John Cooper were estimated to be damaged due to the explosion.

Police and firefighters responded to an area near Second Avenue and Commerce Street about 6:45 a.m. Friday. Officials are on the scene trying to put out the fire and see if anyone is inside the building.

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