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White Male of Around 40 Sought in Times Square Car Bomb

02.05.10

&Nbsp;the alley and putting it in a bag, according to Commissioner Ray Kelly."

A tourist who was visiting NYC from Pennsylvania may have taken a videotape of the suspect as he took off his outer shirt in an alley near Times Square, reports the Huffington Post. Officials are headed to PA to view the tape and speak to the man who created it.

Could this attack be from a homegrown terrorist like the Oklahoma City bombing? Police are exploring all possibilities.

Cops suspect that the bags of an unknown substance found in the car may be fertilizer. Fertilizer is often used in home made bombs. Officials advise all stores to be alert to people buying large amounts of fertilizer.

Saturday Night in Times Square

Pictures from security cameras in Times Square show that the area was packed with people and vehicles at the time the SUV arrived in the area. On any Saturday evening in Times Square the area is packed with pedestrians and vehicles. Traffic

Source: Associated Content

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