text: The FBI and NYPD said on Wednesday that a reward of up to $115,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the March 2008 bombing at the Times Square military recruitment station. No one was injured. But Police Commissioner William Bratton says people had walked past just moments before the device detonated in the early hours of March 6. Officials said the explosion may be connected to earlier unsolved bombings at the British and Mexican consulates. FBI footage showed the Times Square suspect placing the bomb and riding away on a bike. A bomb explodes outside the U.S. Armed Forces Recruiting Station in  Times Square, New York on March 6, 2008. The FBI and NYPD announced on Wednesday that up to $115,000 was available for information relating to the attack . An explosive device detonated at the military recruitment center in Times Square. Fortunately no one was injured in the blast which occurred seconds after people walked past . Authorities said the device was built using an ammunition can commonly found on battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan. 'It was filled halfway with black powder and detonated using a time fuse,' the law enforcers said in a statement. 'Although no one was wounded, the device could have caused significant casualties if people had been close to the blast.' 'Someone knows those responsible for placing this device in the heart of New York City,' said FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Diego Rodriguez. 'We need those people to come forward to help us solve this crime before they can strike again.' A statement from the FBI said the case remained a top priority of the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force due to the seriousness of the crime. There was no statute of limitations. New York police officers with the bomb squad unit inspect the damage done by an explosive device to the military recruitment station . An abandoned bicycle recovered from the trash that police suspect was used in the bombing of the Times Square in March 2008 .
target: No one was injured in the attack on the Times Square military recruitment station in March 2008 .
  Officials said the explosion may be connected to earlier unsolved bombings at the British and Mexican consulates .
  FBI footage showed the Times Square suspect placing the bomb and riding away on a bike .