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Stunning moment Nashville cops joke RV threat is like ‘some s**t out of a movie’ seconds before deadly Christmas blast
POLICE bodycam footage shows how cops approached an RV playing an evacuation message - just seconds before it exploded into a deadly fireball.
A device aboard during the early hours of Christmas morning by Anthony Quinn Warner outside the AT&T building in - injuring at least eight and destroying over 40 buildings.
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Police were responding to a report of shots fired when they encountered the RV blaring a recorded warning that a bomb would detonate in 15 minutes.
But in the new recording, the message is hear blaring from the RV, warning "Stay clear of this vehicle" and telling passers-by to "evacuate now".
As they approach the vehicle, on cop can be heard saying: "That's like some sh*t out of a movie".
And the recording captures the audio suddenly switching to just before the vehicle explodes in a hail of shrapnel and fire.
Luckily the cops on the scene made it back to their squad car before the bomb was detonated.
The footage, taken by officer Michael Sipos' bodycame, shows car alarms and sirens wailing as a voice on the dispatcher calls for all available personnel and a roll call.
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Cops can then be seen helping at least four people get to their cars immediately following the blast.
Authorities also released harrowing images taken on Monday that show the aftermath of the Christmas Day explosion.
Investigators say Warner is believed to have acted alone and and security alarms.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, an FBI source said: "The FBI has received information from a bank holding company on an active credit card for Warner.
"Preliminary searches indicates the purchases of chemical precursors to make explosives and security alarms.
"Initial results also show nitroglycerin was found on a residue swab taken from a tree trunk at the blast site."
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Human remains found at the blast site - located near an AT&T building - have been matched to the 63-year-old.
Investigators believe the 63-year-old IT worker intentionally detonated the RV outside an area AT&T building over his alleged
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