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Two Men Who Took Chelsea Bomb Suitcase May Have Left Country, Sources Say

Two Men Who Took Chelsea Bomb Suitcase May Have Left Country, Sources Say

Two men may have deactivated Ahmad Kahn Rahami's second bomb in Chelsea when they removed it from a suitcase and walked away with the luggage, officials said.View Full Caption FBIMANHATTAN — Leave the bomb, take the suitcase — and catch a plane.That's what investigators believe happened to two men whose "wanted" photos were distributed by the NYPD showing them walking off with the luggage that contained one of the two bombs left in Chelsea by accused terrorist, Ahmad Khan Rahami, sources said.
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Men Who Took Bag, Left Pressure Cooker Bomb in Chelsea Likely Airline Employees: Officials

Men Who Took Bag, Left Pressure Cooker Bomb in Chelsea Likely Airline Employees: Officials

New video obtained exclusively by NBC 4 New York shows bombing suspect Ahmad Rahami wheeling a piece of luggage allegedly containing a pressure-cooker bomb on West 27th Street in Chelsea Saturday night.Then two men not far behind stop to "admire" the bag, according to police, and take it, exclusive video shows.Police now want to talk to those men as witnesses and retrieve that bag.
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2 Men Who Found Unexploded Bomb in Travel Bag in Chelsea Are Identified

2 Men Who Found Unexploded Bomb in Travel Bag in Chelsea Are Identified

Investigators have identified the two men who found a travel bag containing an unexploded bomb on a Manhattan street this month, a few blocks from where a bomb exploded, two law enforcement officials said.The identity of the men has been one of many outstanding questions as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the New York Police Department and other agencies investigate the bombings that struck the Chelsea neighborhood and a town on the Jersey Shore on Sept. 17.The two officials were not authorized to speak publicly about the investigation.
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