Sunday, May 2, 2010
Bomb-making materials taken from Times Square car
NEW YORK: New York City police have removed bomb-making materials from a parked sports utility vehicle in Times Square, including propane tanks and a clock suspected to be a timing device.
Top police spokesman Paul Browne says investigators have also removed gasoline and explosive powders from the vehicle. An officer noticed smoke coming from the sport utility vehicle around 6:30 p.m. (2230 GMT) and cleared the streets of thousands of theatergoers and tourists from the landmark.
Browne says police are investigating a report that someone was seen running from the vehicle at some point and are reviewing security videotapes. He says the Nissan Pathfinder's license plates do not match the car's registration.
Top police spokesman Paul Browne says investigators have also removed gasoline and explosive powders from the vehicle. An officer noticed smoke coming from the sport utility vehicle around 6:30 p.m. (2230 GMT) and cleared the streets of thousands of theatergoers and tourists from the landmark.
Browne says police are investigating a report that someone was seen running from the vehicle at some point and are reviewing security videotapes. He says the Nissan Pathfinder's license plates do not match the car's registration.
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