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The ex-girlfriend of the man who detonated an explosive in downtown Nashville last Christmas has filed a lawsuit, saying she should receive $284,000 in rewards offered after the blast.
A review found deficiencies in how police officers followed a 2019 tip that Anthony Q. Warner was building bombs in his vehicle.
About 16 months before authorities say Anthony Quinn Warner detonated an RV filled with explosives downtown, Nashville police got a tip about him.
ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn He "might be building a bomb," the suspect's friend told police in 2019. • 5 min read Police were warned about Nashville bomber over a year ago A 2019 police report obtained by ABC News shows Anthony Warner’s girlfriend reported to authorities that he was allegedly "building bombs in the RV trailer at his residence."Mark Humphrey/AP, FILE An after-action review of a Christmas Day bombing in downtown Nashville has concluded "there is no way to know for sure" whether police could have thwarted the devastatin...
Report: Nashville Police Could Have Done More With Bomb Tip June 3, 2021 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Nashville police could have done a better job of following up on a 2019 tip about bomb-making activity by the man who later detonated an explosive in downtown Nashville on Christmas Day, a report released Wednesday concludes. Anthony Quinn Warner parked an RV in the middle of a Nashville tourist district early on the morning of Dec. 25 before setting off the blast that killed him, injured several others and heavily damaged dozens of buildings, including a key ...