Boston Bombing Suspect Captured

Raising days of anxiety for a town and a nation on edge, policemen apprehended the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect, found bloodied in a backyard vessel Friday night less than 24 hours after a wild vehicle chase and gun battle that left his older male sibling dead and Boston and its suburbs closed in an exceptional dragnet.

"We got him," Boston Mayor Tom Menino tweeted. A barrack erupted from a gathering gathered beside the scene.

"CAPTURED!!!" policeman supplemented later. "The hunt is over. The seek is finished. The terror is over. And justice has won. suspect in custody."

throughout a long night of violence Thursday and into Friday, male siblings Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev killed an MIT police agent, harshly hurt another lawman and hurled explosives at policemen in a desperate getaway attempt, authorities said.

Late Friday, less than an hour after administration said the search for Dzhokhar had verified fruitless, they tracked down the 19-year-old school scholar holed up in the boat, dwindled by a gunshot wound after fleeing on base from the overnight shootout with policemen that left 200 expended rounds behind.

He was hospitalized in grave status, incapable to be interrogated about his motives.



Until the younger man's arrest, it was looking like a bleak day for policeman. As night fell, they broadcast that they were scaling back the hunt and raising the stay-indoors alignment across Boston and some of its suburbs because they had arrive up empty-handed.

But then the shatter came and within a twosome of hours, the four-day ordeal was over. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was apprehended about a mile from the location of the shootout that slain his brother.