Nashville PD Release Body Camera Footage of RV Explosion

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December 28, 2020

Nashville PD Body Camera of Christmas Bombing

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According to an official statement on Metro Nashville PD’s Twitter page, officer Michael Sipos had been issued a body camera only days prior to the Christmas day bombing. The video starts with Sipos and other officers patrolling and evacuating the area. In the second clip you can hear the announcement being played by the RV’s P/A system telling people to evacuate the area as they walk past it. Watch the newly released footage below.

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