Flash Fiction Friday - Silent Witness #FFF

We reached the end of the week, and what a week it's been. In my case I have had a poorly toddler all week. He's got hand, foot and mouth, and has not been a happy bunny, but I'm pleased to report he's on the mend.
Phew!
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Now, for today's Flash. When I saw the chosen picture for today, I did wonder what on earth I could write about, but after missing Tuesday's teasers (apologies if you were looking for it, but I had a migraine and just didn't get to it) I had to write something for today. Let me know what you think of it in the comments and Enjoy!

EDITED TO ADD:

Please note that this is not in any way meant in association to recent events in America. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families of that terrible event.

This flash merely came to me in response to the picture prompt, and I apologise for the timing of it.

         From his vantage point across the street, he could see the reflection of the passing car. He checked his watch and smiled. Right on time—you had to love a punctual target. The driver slowed to let his passenger admire the window display. The flag ship store always caused a stir with its displays. This one was no exception. How fitting that it's owner should die in front of it. He pressed send, as the car crawled over the manhole. The explosion rocked the street and the mannequins stood silent witness to the destruction, before the fireball engulfed them too. 

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Friday Flashers have 100 words to tell a story from the provided picture prompt. Do check out the other flashers. You won't be disappointed. :-)

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Till next week, folks.

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