Suspect in the “intentional” explosion in the Palm Springs Fertility Clinic | US crime

The person who was suspected of detonating a car bomb in front of a California fertility clinic on Saturday and identified as 25-year-old Guy Edward Bartkus as a 25-year-old.

According to Outlets, who quote sources with the matter, Bartkus is located in Twentynine Palms, where there is a large sea base, which is about an hour from Palm Springs, where the explosion in question took place.

The sources added that Bartkus said in writings or records that he was against bringing people into the world against their will, reports CBS.

Laura Eimiller, specialist in public affairs, on Sunday morning with KTLA, confirmed that a person is dead as a result of the explosion on Saturday outside the American reproductive centers. The explosion also violated four other people.

In a Facebook post on Sunday morning, the Sheriff department of the San Bernardino County announced that there are law enforcement authorities “in Twentynine Palms”, which is “an FBI examination in connection with the explosion of Palm Springs”. However, civil servants had not immediately confirmed media reports on the suspect's identity.

“At this point there are no threats in the San Bernardino County region,” said the Sheriff's office. But the agency added: “From a large number of caution, the deputies of the sheriff will carry out additional patrols in our jurisdiction in fertility centers.”

An FBI declaration described the attacks as a “intentional act of terrorist”, in which the clinic was deliberately targeted. However, it refused to respond to how the authorities had drawn a conclusion to a motif.

The bomb that detonated before 11 a.m. was either in or near a car that was parked outside the clinic when she exploded, said the Mayor of Palm Springs, Ron Deharte.

The bomber tried to record video or stream the explosion, an official speaking anonymously with the Associated Press.

Aerial photos of the damage to the facility showed the burned -out remains of a vehicle in a parking space behind the clinic.

Despite the damage to the building, the ARC said that its system would be fully functional on Monday.

The desert sun reported that the explosion was felt up to 3 km away.

Dr. Maher Abdallah, who heads the ARC facility, in which the explosion took place, the Associated Press announced in a telephone interview that all of its employees were taken into account and taken into account.

The explosion damaged the office space in practice, where it carries out consultations with patients. The explosion did not harm the in -vitro fertilization laboratory (IVF) and all stored embryos.

In an explanation on Facebook, the arch said: “We are broken with broken hearts that this event called for life and caused injuries and our deepest condolences go to the people and families.”

The arch also said “the incredible support of our patients and our local community as well as the quick action of Palm Springs Police, Fire and Rescue forces”.

The governor of California, Gavin Newsom, wrote about X that he and his wife “keep everyone affected in our hearts”.

“The state works closely with the local and state authorities while the investigation is developing,” added Newsom. “Please avoid the area.”

In the meantime, the US general Prosecutor Pam Bondi said: “Violence against a fertility clinic is unforgivable”.