White male suspect linked to Times Square car bomb

New York police Monday required a middle-aged white man seen in the vicinity of a car bomb in Times four-sided figure, which started a new terrorist alert and the authorities appointed an Al Qaeda link.

The man in his 40-year was caught on a surveillance camera in his shirt near the car just before the alert was raised and the police cleared the thousands of tourists packed the theater district, officials said.

President Barack Obama promised to track the attackers and investigators said there were more than a few strong leader who left the Nissan Pathfinder utility means of transportation with a high sputtering home-based bomb inside late Saturday.

The police examined recording from 82 surveillance cameras around Times Square and the proof from the car bomb, which was towed to New York police laboratories.