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Now presenting Act 2 of the Marathon Bombing
False Flag Charade:
Pure Propaganda:
“In a radio alert sent issued to fellow
officers, the suspect was described as a “white male with dark
complexion or a Middle Eastern male with thick curly hair wearing a charcoal
gray hooded sweatshirt … possibly with an assault rifle and
explosives.” Police in Watertown, Newton, Brighton and Cambridge were
put on high alert as the suspect was said to be armed with a “long
gun.”
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BOSTON—A late-night police chase and shootout
has ended with one marathon bombing suspect dead and another on the run here,
Boston Police commissioner Ed Davis said early Friday morning. One police officer
was killed and a transit officer seriously wounded during the pursuit.
Federal agents swarmed neighboring Watertown
after local police were involved in a car chase and shootout with the men
identified Thursday by the FBI as Suspect 1 and Suspect 2. During the
pursuit, officers could be heard on police radio traffic describing the men
as having grenades and other explosives.
At approximately 10:30 p.m. Thursday, a
robbery was reported at a 7-Eleven in Cambridge, police officials said. An
MIT officer responding to the call was shot and taken to a hospital where he
was pronounced dead. The suspects fled in a stolen Mercedes-Benz. Watertown
Police spotted car and engaged in gunfire with the suspects.
Suspect 1 was shot by police and later died,
but the second fled on foot, leading to a tense manhunt that is still
underway at this hour.
“We believe this to be a terrorist,”
Davis told reporters at a hastily arranged press conference in Watertown.
“We believe this to be a man who has come here to kill people. We need
to get him into custody.”
A transit officer was seriously wounded during
the exchange of gunfire, officials said.
The FBI has yet to publicly confirm a
connection between the events in Watertown and the twin explosions that
killed 3 people and injured 170 others at the Boston Marathon on Monday. But
according to Boston Police, the suspect who remained at large was the
“one in the white hat” seen in the photos released by the bureau on
Thursday.
In a radio alert sent issued to fellow officers,
the suspect was described as a “white male with dark complexion or a
Middle Eastern male with thick curly hair wearing a charcoal gray hooded
sweatshirt … possibly with an assault rifle and explosives.” Police in
Watertown, Newton, Brighton and Cambridge were put on high alert as the
suspect was said to be armed with a “long gun.”
[Related: FBI releases photos of suspects in
Boston Marathon bombings]
“We are aware of the law enforcement
activity in the greater Boston area,” Boston FBI spokesman Greg Comcowich
said in a statement to Yahoo News. “The situation is ongoing. We are
working with local authorities to determine what happened.”
Worried residents in Watertown, a suburb about
10 miles from downtown Boston, were ordered to stay indoors and turn off
their cell phones out of fear that they could trigger improvised explosive
devices.
“Suspect 2″ seen in 7-Eleven
surveillance footage; police in Watertown (BPD/Getty)
Dozens of police officers, many of them
off-duty, searched backyards in search of the second suspect, and a police
perimeter of several blocks was established. K9 units and SWAT teams searched
homes on Spruce Street as officers searched an SUV that the suspects had
abandoned. Multiple devices were left in the road and two handguns were recovered,
according to police scanners.
The Watertown shootout occurred after a
gunfight erupted near the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where the
MIT police officer was shot and later died. The campus was placed on lockdown
for several hours, and students were told to remain indoors.
Shortly before 2 a.m. Friday, MIT issued a
statement on its website saying that the suspect “in this evening’s
shooting is no longer on campus. It is now safe to resume normal activities.
Please remain vigilant in the coming hours.”
At approximately 3:30 a.m., Massachusetts
State Police issued a plea on Twitter for residents of Watertown to lock
their doors and not open them for anyone as they searched backyards and
exteriors of houses there.
“Residents in and around Watertown should
stay in their residences,” the alert read. “Do NOT answer door
unless it is an identified police officer.”
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/boston-mit-shooting-explosion-suspect-watertown-064355149.html
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: Yeah right, – go figure.
: Enough said.
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A Boston marathon bombing suspect captured by
police died in
: hospital, local television channels have reported.
: The Boston Globe earlier reported that one
suspect in Monday’s
: Boston Marathon bombings has been captured, according to an
: official with knowledge of the investigation after two
: violent incidents sparked mayhem early Friday.
: The newspaper reported on its website that
another suspected
: appeared to remain on the loose in the Boston suburb of
: Watertown after a firefight with police and a 20-block
: perimeter was established as authorities searched for him.
: Police were warning people in Watertown not
to open their
: doors unless it was to a clearly identified police officer
: and said they would conduct a door-to-door,
: street-by-street search due to what it called a fluid
: situation.
: The drama began as dozens of police officers
responded to a
: fatal shooting on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute
: of Technology in Cambridge.
: http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/americas/8572705/Boston-Marathon-bombing-suspect-caught-reports
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: Fox
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