Nashville Mayor Believes Bombing Linked To AT&T Building

The transcript discusses a suicide bombing in Nashville, highlighting the involvement of a 63-year-old resident and the impact on local infrastructure, particularly an AT&T facility. Mayor John Cooper suggests a deliberate attack with possible connections to the facility. The explosion disrupted communication services and led to a police investigation, including DNA tests on human tissue found at the scene. The blast injured three people and caused significant damage, but quick police action minimized further harm.

What did Nashville Mayor John Cooper suggest about the explosion?

• It was a result of a protest.

• It was an accident.

• It was a deliberative bombing.

• It was caused by natural gas.

What was the impact of the RV explosion on communication services?

• It caused interruptions in cell phone and Internet service.

• It only affected local radio stations.

• It had no effect on communication.

• It improved cell phone service.

Who is being considered a person of interest in the RV explosion?

• A local police officer.

• An employee of AT&T.

• A 63-year-old Nashville resident.

• A 45-year-old tourist.

What is still in question regarding the human tissue found at the scene?

• Whether it is from a police officer.

• Whether it belongs to a known criminal.

• Whether it is connected to someone involved in the crime.

• Whether it is from a local animal.

How did the actions of six officers help during the incident?

• They repaired the damaged buildings.

• They provided medical assistance to the injured.

• They evacuated residents quickly.

• They defused the bomb.