Everything we know about the Texas bombing suspect Mark Anthony Conditt
The suspect behind the wave of bombings in and around Austin, Texas has been named as Mark Anthony Conditt.
Conditt, a 24-year-old white male, was killed on early Wednesday morning after being pursued by FBI and local police officials.
He was named by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal hours after he died.
NBC News also posted a video showing Conditt mailing packages at a FedEx store.
Officials followed Conditt in a car, where he detonated a bomb, killing himself. An Austin police officer also fired a weapon at him.
Police believe Conditt is responsible for the recent spate of parcel and trip-wire bombings in and around Austin, which have killed two people and injured four others since March 2. They have not identified a motive.
On March 15, Austin Police Chief Brian Manley told reporters that police were investigating whether the bombings were race-related. Two black men were killed, while a black woman, an Hispanic woman, and two white men were injured.
Law enforcement identified Conditt as a suspect after using surveillance footage from a FedEx store in south Austin. They then tracked down the suspect's online browsing history, which showed searches on various shipping facilities, and eventually located his vehicle, the BBC reported.
US President Donald Trump congratulated "law enforcement and all concerned" after the suspect's death.
Police are still trying to figure out where the suspect was in the 24 hours before his death, and are concerned that there may be other devices programmed to explode.