The two bombs left in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan on Saturday night were designed to create "maximum chaos and fatalities," law enforcement officials told The New York Times. One bomb exploded, injuring 29 people, while the other did not detonate. The officials said the bombs were filled with "fragmentation materials," including small bearings or metal BBs, and made with pressure cookers, flip phones, and Christmas lights. They also said tests show the explosive material in the bomb fo...
Officials: Manhattan bombs designed to create maximum chaos, fatalities
The Week - 19 Sep 2016 04:05
The two bombs left in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan on Saturday night were designed to create "maximum chaos and fatalities," law enforcement officials told The New York Times. One bomb exploded, injuring 29 people, while the other did not detonate. The officials said the bombs were filled with "fragmentation materials," including small bearings or metal BBs, and made with pressure cookers, flip phones, and Christmas lights. They also said tests show the explosive material in the bomb fo...
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