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Bomb found at women's clinic
Story Highlights
. Bomb found at a clinic where abortions are performed
. Device configured in a way "to cause serious bodily injury or death,"
police said
. Device was safely detonated by police; nearby buildings were evacuated

Let us pray that the women who were getting abortions weren't stopped.
Not
to worry , they can always kill their baby tomorrow or the next day.

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Bomb found at women's clinic
Story Highlights
. Bomb found at a clinic where abortions are performed
. Device configured in a way "to cause serious bodily injury or
death," police said
. Device was safely detonated by police; nearby buildings were
evacuated . No suspects identified, but clinic does have cameras
(CNN) -- An explosive device "which could have caused substantial
harm" was found Wednesday in the parking lot of an Austin, Texas,
women's clinic where abortions are performed, authorities said.

"It was configured in such a way as to cause serious bodily injury or
death," Austin Police Assistant Chief David Carter told reporters
Thursday.

An employee reported the suspicious device at the Austin Women's
Health Center, and Austin police responded at about 2:15 p.m. The
employee also notified the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives, as per clinic protocol, police said.

Southbound lanes of nearby Interstate 35 were closed as bomb
technicians detonated the device, and the clinic, an insurance
agency and an apartment building behind the clinic were evacuated.

"[Officials] came in banging on the doors, telling us to get out. I
got home from work early today and said, 'Are you serious?' and they
starting taping off the area," one resident told News 8 Austin.

After the detonation, "closer examination of the package revealed an
unknown powdery substance in the device," police said. Field analysis
showed the substance was an explosive powder, but not a biological
hazard, authorities said.

Austin police spokesman Kevin Buchman said there are no reports thus
far of anyone suspicious in the vicinity at the time the package was
found, but said authorities were canvassing the area for potential
witnesses. The clinic does have cameras in its parking lot. Asked whether
that
might aid police in their investigation, Carter said, "Time will
tell." Carter said the device was in a "carry-all type bag", but Austin
police and the FBI would not provide more details on the device and
its makeup. The Joint Terrorism Task Force was investigating, Carter
said. Authorities were also making contact with other clinics in the
city

What Christians? You'd better report them to the authorities. Were
they Catholics, Presbyterians or some other wacko sect?