The local NAACP chapter has spoken out, saying the pattern has “gotten people’s attention.”
Austin police chief Brian Manley says the bombs were put together with skill and sophisitication.
None of the packages were delivered by FedEx, UPS or USPS. All three packages appeared overnight.
On March 12, over 500 reports of suspicious packages were made, as the city prepared for visitors of last weekend’s SXSW conference.
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