Bloomberg News @BloombergNews 3m Boston police, National Guard moving in convoys through the streets of Boston “All officers, use extreme caution. Suspect may have suicide vest on,” officer says on Boston PD scanner. … “SUSPECT IS REPORTED TO BE WEARING SUICIDE VEST,” another officer says seconds later. … DECEASED “SUSPECT 1″ HAD TRIGGER ON HIS BODY FOR EXPLOSIVE DEVICE …"
5m Boston police scanner: "He is posting online. I will kill all of you as you killed my brother." Boston Police Dept. @Boston_Police 19m #MediaAlert : WARNING: Do Not Compromise Officer Safety by Broadcasting Tactical Positions of Homes Being Searched.
My husband's new company is headquartered in Cambridge. Naturally, the offices are closed this morning because of the lockdown. I think my husband's happy it's not two weeks ago when he was in Cambridge all week, or next month when he's up there again.
That's like die hard movie stuff going on up there. I'll be glad when they get the other bomber. Hope they take him alive so they can get some info.
Michael Skolnik @MichaelSkolnik 2m PD stopped an Amtrak train in CT that was going from Boston to NYC, looking for Dzhokhar. was not aboard, but shows he may not be in Boston . RT America @RT_America 3m BREAKING: Police put out bulletin for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's car, Honda MA plates, 316-ES9 http://www.ct.gov/despp/cwp/view.asp?A=4226&Q=523138 Today, April 19, 2013, the Connecticut State Police received information from the Boston Investigation that a suspect vehicle could POSSIBLY be occupied by a wanted suspect. The vehicle is described by BOSTON AREA AUTHORITIES; the SUSPECT MAY BE OPERATING A : GRAY, HONDA, CRV REGISTRATION: 316 ES9 Massachusetts
Dateline NBC @datelinenbc 4m According to authorities in Boston , police are now looking for 2 suspects. One believed to have taken a train to CT
Three dozen FBI agents were surrounding the Cambridge, Mass., home where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his older brother Tamerlan grew up Across the area, as police cars screamed down streets and helicopters hovered overhead, authorities urged the public to stay inside, their doors locked to anyone but law-enforcement officers. "There is a massive manhunt under way," Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said. "We are asking people to shelter in place." The lockdown initially affected more than 300,000 people in Cambridge, Watertown, Newton, Brighton, Allston and Belmont, but by 8 a.m., the entire city of Boston was paralyzed, officials said. Watertown, where the second suspect was last seen, was the epicenter of the search. Frightened residents were trapped in their homes as convoys of heavily armed officers and troops arrived by the hour. “There was a long exchange of gunfire,” Andrew Kitzenberg of Watertown told NBC News in an interview. “They were also utilizing bombs, which sounded and looked like grenades, while engaging in the gunfight,” he said. “They also had what looked like a pressure- cooker bomb. “I saw them light this bomb. They threw it towards the officers,” he said. “There was smoke that covered our entire street.” Officer Down, Officer Down A transit officer, identified as Richard H. Donahue, 33, was injured in the gunfight. Authorities said he was in surgery at Mount Auburn Hospital. Kitzenberg said he saw the firefight end when Tamerlan Tsarnaev ran toward the officers and ultimately fell to the ground. Tamerlan— the man in the black hat from FBI photos released six hours earlier — had an improvised explosive device strapped to his chest, law enforcement officials said. Dzhokhar -- who was wearing a white hat in the surveillance photos from the marathon -- drove the SUV through a line of police officers at the end of the street, he said. Armored humvees and busloads of law- enforcement could be seen rolling into Watertown in the hours after the gunfight.