Authorities responded Tuesday night to reports of an incendiary device at an Austin, Tx., Goodwill.
Local law enforcement got a call around 7 p.m. about a package that exploded at a Goodwill store, KXAN reported.
The Austin Police Department later said there was no explosion, but that the store did receive a package containing an incendiary device. They also do not believe that is connected to the other bombings occurring in the area.
FINAL Multiple assets #ATCEMS @AustinFireInfo @Austin_Police on scene Brodie Ln/W Slaughter Ln (1902) reported explosion: #ATCEMSMedics transported ~30s male with potentially serious, not expected to be life threatening, injuries to St Davids South Austin. No further info avail.
— ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) March 21, 2018
Multiple assets from #ATCEMS @austinfiredept @Austin_Police responding Brodie Ln/W Slaughter Ln (1902) reported explosion with reports of one patient injured. Unknown severity of injuries at this time. Avoid the area and expect closures. More to follow.
— ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) March 21, 2018
A man in his 30s reportedly suffered from injuries due to the blast, according to the Austin-Travis County EMS. The department does not believe the man’s injuries will be life threatening.
This incident marks the seventh bombing to occur in the Austin area. Police have already confirmed the six previous explosions are linked, and officers are currently hunting for the perpetrator.
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