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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Fear escalated across Austin on Monday after the fourth bombing this month — this time, a blast that was triggered by a tripwire and demonstrated what police said was a "higher level of sophistication" than the package bombs used in the previous attacks.
"We are clearly dealing with what we believe to be a serial bomber at this point, based on the similarities between now what is the fourth device" and the previous ones, Police Chief Brian Manley said.
"Is this terrorism? Is this hate-related?" Manley asked. He said investigators will "have determine if we see a specific ideology behind this."
He said the blast involved a tripwire, unlike the first three attacks, in which package bombs were left on people's doorsteps. That represents a "significant change," in that the previous bombings appeared targeted, while the latest one would have hurt any random person walking by, Manley said.
The device this time entailed "a higher level of sophistication, a higher level of skill," the chief said.
Sunday night's explosion happened in the southwestern Austin neighborhood of Travis Country. That is far from the sites of the earlier bombings, which occurred over two-plus weeks in residential neighborhoods east of Interstate 35.
The 22- and 23-year-old men injured this time are White, unlike the victims in the earlier blasts, who were Black or Hispanic.
"That concern is legitimate and real," Adler said, adding that residents should also be reassured by the massive police response to the attacks. Hundreds of federal agents are investigating, along with Austin police.
The university's campus police warned returning students to be wary and to tell their classmates about the danger, saying, "We must look out for one another." None of the four attacks happened close to the campus near the heart of Austin.
Austin's school district announced that buses wouldn't be going into the Travis Country neighborhood and that any "tardies or absences due to this situation will be excused."
Andrew Zimmerman, 44, a coffee shop worker on the city's west side, said he's lived in Austin his entire life.
"This makes me sick," Zimmerman said, noting the use of a tripwire adds a "new level" of suspected professionalism that makes it harder to guard against such attacks.
The PGA's Dell Technologies Match Play tournament is scheduled to begin in Austin on Wednesday, and dozens of the world's top golfers are set to begin arriving the day before.
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These photos of damage to a guitar reportedly sustained during an American Airlines flight is strong reminder of why players of valuable instruments refuse to let them out of their sight.
It is worth noting that an average conservatoire level violin will likely cost as much or more than even the finest hand-made professional guitar, due to differences in the complexity of construction; plus there is no guitar equivalent to the astronomical values of antique violins.
The photos were posted by Gao Hong, a chinese instrument specialist on the faculty of Carleton College, Minnesota, who had invited Hawaiian musician George Kahumoku Jr to give a lecture. Kahumoku, known as ‘Uncle George’, is a four-time Grammy Award winner and one of the premier exponents of the Hawaiian slack key guitar style.
Hong wrote: ‘Uncle George’s slack key guitar was broken by American Airlines during his flight from Philadelphia to Minnesota today.
‘He had to use duct tape to temporarily fix the guitar to give a lecture to my students at Carleton.’
Hong, who specialises in the pipa, a Chinese pearshaped lute, noted that she had also been a victim of airline handling, writing that ‘In the past 23 years, three different airlines have broken three of my pipas.’