Nashville police have released body cam video that shows the bombing aftermath and right before it.
FBI/Police Anthony Warner (l) and a scene from the Nashville police body cam video (r) The Nashville Metropolitan Police Department has released dramatic body camera video that captures Anthony Quinn Warner’s RV blaring a recorded message before the vehicle blows up. You can watch the body cam video below, but be aware that it’s disturbing; it captures the harrowing and frightening nature of the scene as the first police officers arrive and try to figure out what they’re dealing with. You see Warner’s RV parked on the side of the road. An officer points out that it’s in front of the AT&T building. It’s blaring the recorded message warning people to evacuate. Then, it detonates, although that part happens off camera. You can hear it. The officers then rush to the debris-laden scene as other emergency vehicles flood the area. The body cam video starts at 6:14 a.m. on Christmas morning. “Officer Michael Sipos, one of the officers who responded to 2nd Avenue North in downtown #Nashville Christmas Day in the minutes prior to the explosion, had been issued a body camera just days earlier. This is what he saw and heard,” police wrote. Responding officers have been hailed as heroes for putting themselves in harm’s way by helping people evacuate the area. Here’s the video: Here’s what you need to know: The #FBI, @MNPDNashville & @ATFHQ continue to ask that those who may have known Anthony Quinn Warner or encountered him, call 1-800-CALL-FBI or submit a tip online at https://t.co/5F7LGAvEVF. @ATFNashville https://t.
