Anti-natalist beliefs appear to be suspect's motive in Palm Springs explosion

Anti-natalist ideology appears to be the motive behind Saturday s deadly bombing in Palm Springs two senior law enforcement functionaries reported NBC News One person was killed and at least four others were hurt when a car exploded outside the American Reproductive Centers fertility clinic The administrators who spoke with NBC News commented they believe the suspect s belief that no one should have children was the driving force behind the act Palm Springs hours ago Explosion at Palm Springs fertility clinic was intentional act of terrorism FBI says California hours ago It was pretty terrifying ' Explosion at Palm Springs fertility clinic felt for blocks around Investigators are reviewing social media posts made by the suspect whose identity has yet to be disclosed Personnel mentioned the suspect s posts voiced anti-natalist views Because the bombing occurred outside a fertility clinic the FBI deemed the blast as an act of terrorism The fertility clinic revealed no employees were injured during the blast and added that the eggs embryos and reproductive materials were not damaged either Nearby businesses were rocked by the blast at about a m after a car that was parked behind the clinic exploded The explosion occurred on the block of North Indian Canyon Drive near Desert Regional Hospital I heard this huge boom like a sonic wave of sound and I jumped up and ran outside and saw this large black smoke rising up almost like a mushroom cloud explained resident Dustin Burns It was pretty terrifying Law enforcement personnel have yet to reveal the name of the deceased They did not detail the severity of the injuries of those who were hurt