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Another Pressure Cooker Found on Streets of NYC

An NYPD bomb squad responded to a call about a pressure cooker near Grand Central Parkway in Queens, New York on Sunday. It was sitting on the sidewalk between Bell Boulevard and the Grand Central Parkway. Soon after the discovery, the all clear was given.

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Last month, a man named Ahmad Khan Rahami was suspected of setting off multiple pressure cookers throughout New York City and New Jersey. The blasts injured almost 30 people. New York City Bill de Blasio and other leaders declared it an "act of terror." Rahami was caught after a bar owner notified the police that he was sleeping at front door of his establishment. He drew his firearm on the officers and hit one of them, before the authorities brought him into custody. 

Photographs suggested suggested Rahami had at least two male accomplices. Yet, the FBI reportedly considered them witnesses and not suspects and they have since flown back to Egypt.

We will keep you updated as to any potential motive in this latest suspicious discovery.

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