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- Sehemu iliyozungushiwa duara ya rangi nyekundu unaonekana mtumbwi ambao suspected bomb attack alijificha alipowatoroka polisi kwa kukimbia kwa miguu.
- Nyumba ya Mmiliki wa Mtumwi huo katikati.
- Kulia ni mmiliki wa nyumba na mtumbwi huo alishtukia kuona kuna damu kwenye mtumbwi wake, akafunua kuona kuna nini, na aliposhuhudia ni binadamu akapiga simu polisi haraka na wakafika eneo hilo within a minute. Kazi ya kwaaza waliyofanya polisi ni kumimina risasi kwenye mtumbwi huo kisha kwenda kumshika mtuhumiwa na kumkimbiza hospitalini. Alikuwa anavuja damu nyingi na wanasema angali hai na madaktari wanafanya kila liwezekanalo kuokoa maisha yake kisha apelekwe kwenye vyombo vya mahakama.
Update
Tsarnaev's condition improves; brothers reportedly motivated by U.S. warsBoston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev informed investigators that he and his brother were not directed by a foreign terrorist organization. Instead, they were "self-radicalized" and motivated to kill, in part, by U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Washington Post reported.The 19-year-old also acknowledged his role in the attack while being questioned by investigators in his hospital bed, the report said.
Tsarnaev, who has a gunshot wound to the throat and was sedated, responded in writing. He also suffered gunshot wounds in the head, neck, legs and hand during a late-night shootout in Watertown, Mass.Meanwhile, Tsarnaev's condition is improving, the FBI said on Tuesday. The college student, who had been listed in serious condition at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center since his capture on Friday, is now in fair condition, the bureau said.
The update comes a day after Tsarnaev was charged with two federal counts of using a weapon of mass destruction to kill, injure and cause widespread damage at the marathon. Tsarnaev was informed of the charges and read his rights in his hospital room on Monday morning, and placed in the custody the U.S. Marshal Service. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.
Tsarnaev, who has a gunshot wound to the throat and was sedated, responded in writing. He also suffered gunshot wounds in the head, neck, legs and hand during a late-night shootout in Watertown, Mass.Meanwhile, Tsarnaev's condition is improving, the FBI said on Tuesday. The college student, who had been listed in serious condition at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center since his capture on Friday, is now in fair condition, the bureau said.
The update comes a day after Tsarnaev was charged with two federal counts of using a weapon of mass destruction to kill, injure and cause widespread damage at the marathon. Tsarnaev was informed of the charges and read his rights in his hospital room on Monday morning, and placed in the custody the U.S. Marshal Service. If convicted, he could face the death penalty.