FBI activity conducted at Nashville home as agency investigates bombing leads
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Federal Bureau of Investigation is currently at a home located on the 100 block of Bakertown Road in Antioch.
Special Agent in Charge Doug Korneski stated on Saturday there was activity in the area but did not go any further on if the activity was connected to a person of interest in the Christmas Day explosion in downtown Nashville. The Associated Press reports officials speaking with them have indicated a person of interest has been identified but did not elaborate further.
In a search, records show the home belongs to Tony Warner. A Google Maps photo from 2019 shows an RV, similar to the one in the explosion, in the fenced-in yard of the home on Bakertown Road being searched by investigators on Saturday.
Records also show that one month ago the home had been transferred to another person.
Warner has not been named a person-of-interest at this time.
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Photos from the scene show FBI agents, Metro Nashville Police, and an armored vehicle outside of the home. Korneski stated "there are a number of individuals we are looking at"
It is not known if the person(s) responsible acted alone or had help according to investigators. The FBI currently has over 250 agents and staff working the case, including a behavioral unit from Quantico, Virginia assisting in building a profile of the person(s) responsible.
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