Nashville business, property owners visit bombing site as investigation continues

#More than 225 business and property owners visited the area of the #Nashville bombing on #Tuesday to begin the process of securing and ultimately rebuilding the downtown streets destroyed in the #Christmas #Day explosion, police said.

#Metro #Nashville #Police #Department announced in a late #Tuesday tweet that business operators and building owners went to the “protected area” surrounding the wreckage earlier in the day.

#Photographs show uniformed workers and people in plain clothes wearing hard hats and walking along the #Nashville street.

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The visitors worked with #Metro #Nashville PD and FBI victim specialists, who provided them with tarps and plywood for shattered windows and doors, the tweet states.

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#Dozens of businesses were damaged or destroyed #Friday morning when a man, identified by authorities as #Anthony #Quinn #Warner, detonated an explosive along 2nd #Avenue #North.

#Warner was purportedly inside an RV parked near an AT&T building, when it began blaring an audio recording urging people nearby to evacuate and warning them that a bomb would detonate in minutes. The ominous recording then switched to #Petula #Clark’s “#Downtown” before the explosion shortly thereafter.

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#Police said three people were injured and #Warner died. A motive for the explosion has not been revealed.