Yes, the police are telling citizens to stay off the streets and people in the area who are contributing to the BBC Live Feed say it's like a ghost town. One guy heard shooting and took cover and found that a bullet had come through his wall and straight through the chair he'd previously been sitting on. It would be good if they can capture Tsarnaev alive but it does look unlikely.

Well that seems to be that unless they can persuade Tsarnaev to inform on any other sleeper cells/contacts. At the moment it looks like the older brother became radicalised and in turn got his younger brother to go along. No doubt much more to come in the days ahead.

I doubt that there are any other cells that he would know about.

If he does know about them, then theyr doin it rong. The whole point of a 'cell' structure in this sense is to keep knowledge segregated so if one cell is captured/compromised, the rest are not exposed. At most he'll know one or two other people, who if they had an ounce of sense are long gone.

Jon

So now a pressure cooker is a WMD? Half the kitchens in the western world need to inspected.

I've got no objection to whatever large, weighty book they decide to throw at him but that's a bit nonsensical. That statute is designed for people who use chemical weapons or such in warfare or in genuine acts of mass terrorism. There are IRA guys who cooked up bigger bombs than that before breakfast. That a percentage of the population of Boston paid for.

Peter King, chairman of the House subcommittee on counterterrorism, criticised the FBI. "This is the firth case I'm aware of where the FBI has failed to stop someone," he told Fox News Sunday, going on to cite the cases of al-Qaida recruiter Anwar al-Awlaki, Little Rock shooter Carlos Bledsoe, the accused Fort Hood killer Nidal Malik and alleged American-Pakistani terrorist David Coleman Headley.

"This is the latest in a series of cases like this … where the FBI is given information about someone as being a potential terrorist. They look at them, and then hey don't take action and then they go out and commit murders," King said.

So now a pressure cooker is a WMD? Half the kitchens in the western world need to inspected.

I've got no objection to whatever large, weighty book they decide to throw at him but that's a bit nonsensical. That statute is designed for people who use chemical weapons or such in warfare or in genuine acts of mass terrorism. There are IRA guys who cooked up bigger bombs than that before breakfast. That a percentage of the population of Boston paid for.

After 16 hours of interrogation, Mr Tsarnaev stopped responding to investigators' questions after being read his legal rights to remain silent and have a lawyer.

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America is getting more like Nazi Germany every day. They just ignore peoples rights that are enshrined by law. It's getting more and more common.
Hey America......You're supposed to bet better than them. Don't stoop to their level.

Boston Bombing: Three New Suspects Charged

http://news.sky.com/story/1085626/bosto ... ts-charged

The trio were not accused of any involvement in the bombing itself. But in a footnote in the court papers, the FBI said that about a month before the bombing, Tsarnaev told Tazhayakov and Kadyrbayev that he knew how to make a bomb.