Two improvised explosive devices detonated at a mall in central Florida on Sunday, authorities said.
Police are still searching for a person of interest who was seen running from the building.
No
one was injured by the blasts around 5:30 p.m. at the Eagle Ridge Mall
in Lake Wales, Florida, about 65 miles east of Tampa, NBC News reported.
The
devices appeared to resemble pipe bombs; they were made of PVC piping
that was wrapped in electrical tape. The explosions occurred in a
service corridor near a JCPenney store, and the mall was evacuated as a
safety precaution. K9 units searched the mall on Sunday evening and the
FBI was notified.




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