NYC's Chelsea section rocked by bomb

A "deafening" explosion in New York City's Chelsea section on Saturday night injured 29 people and blew out dozens of windows. It forced several buildings in the area to be evacuated.

It is now believed that this blast and the one that occurred in Seaside Park, New Jersey are related and may be the work of one person who is obviously not Islamic because Islam doesn't teach Muslims how to use pressure cookers to make bombs and is a religion of love and stuff.

The blast occurred in a construction Dumpster outside the Townhouse of Chelsea at 131 West 23rd Street.

Socialist Mayor Bill de Blasio called the explosion an "intentional act," but not believed to be connected to terrorism. 

That's because de Blasio is a genius. Blowing up bombs on city streets isn't terrorism in de Blasio's mental midget mind. And he had absolutely nothing to go on in order to make such a stupid statement.


Three hours after the blast, a second device was found four blocks away--a Boston Marathon-style pressure cooker that the investigation deemed likely to have been a bomb too. That may be due to the fact that the device was a pressure cooker with a cell phone and wiring attached inside a plastic grocery bag which was placed inside a garbage can.

"The bomb squad believes it's real," a police source told the New York Post.

The second bomb was discovered at 27th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues and was safely removed by the NYPD and taken to a gun range in The Bronx to be safely tested.

Police kept the area closed to the public as the investigation took place.

Of the 29 injured, one "may be considered serious" the tall and highly stupid de Blasio said. The victim in that case suffered a puncture wound. Most of the other injuries of the 15 men and 14 women in total were from scrapes and abrasions from flying debris.

"Thankfully, none of these are life-threatening injuries," said FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro.

The cause of the explosion is still a mystery to people who voted for de Blasio.

NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill told the media that "We do have video, and we do see the explosion." The department will be carefully reviewing all video at the scene.

Police dogs are sniffing out the area looking for more possible devices.


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