September 19, 2016
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0:48Now PlayingHours before the FBI released a photo of bomb suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami in an urgent appeal for the public's help Monday, federal investigators recovered a crucial piece of information allegedly linking the 28-year-old Afghan immigrant to a series of planted devices, including the powerful explosive that injured 29 people Saturday night in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.
Authorities lifted a fingerprint from an unexploded pressure-cooker device, which, along with surveillance video allegedly showing a man resembling Rahami wheeling a suitcase carrying crude explosive devices to two downtown locations, launched investigators on a fast-moving manhunt that ended some 50 hours later with Rahami's arrest a few miles from the suspect's New Jersey home.
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