The way the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville was carried out was both chilling and atypical, a former military intelligence officer said. “I’ve never seen anything like this in my 38 years in law enforcement where an individual who wants to bomb an area actually notifies potential victims to clear the area,” retired Lt Steven Rogers told NTD. “So clearly, this individual did not want to kill people he did. He wanted to minimize the loss of human life,” he added. A suspect, later identified as Anthony Quinn Warner, parked a recreational vehicle in downtown Nashville outside an AT&T facility early Dec. 25 before beginning to broadcast a warning of an impending explosion, giving police officers who responded to a shots fired call time to evacuate some of the people in the area. The explosion was major but no one, other than Warner, died and few injuries were reported. The 911 …