The Washington Post
by Sari Horwitz and Peter Finn
April 24, 2013

Although police feared he was heavily armed, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing had no firearms when he came under a barrage of police gunfire that struck the boat where he was hiding, according to multiple federal law enforcement officials.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/nati...5459_story.html

He didn't shoot himself in the throat.

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Other law enforcement officials said the shooting may have been prompted by the chaos of the moment and some action that led the officers to believe Tsarnaev had fired a weapon or was about to detonate explosives.

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Who cares. So he was unarmed. I think it is totally justified popping a few rounds in this creep just for fun. His victims didn't have any weapons when he filled them with shrapnel.

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He didn't shoot himself in the throat.

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Other law enforcement officials said the shooting may have been prompted by the chaos of the moment and some action that led the officers to believe Tsarnaev had fired a weapon or was about to detonate explosives.

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Who cares. So he was unarmed. I think it is totally justified popping a few rounds in this creep just for fun. His victims didn't have any weapons when he filled them with shrapnel.

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That boat was shot to hell, good thing those cops do not hunt for their food.

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That boat was shot to hell, good thing those cops do not hunt for their food.

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That boat was shot to hell, good thing those cops do not hunt for their food.

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The cops should pay for it out of their ammo pratice fund, it is obviously a waste to let them pratice anymore.

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That boat was shot to hell, good thing those cops do not hunt for their food.

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That bugs me too. Who is going to pay for this solid citizens boat? I saw there was a fund drive for it the other day, but now that we know this asshat wasn't armed, and obviously the fuzz didn't have any reason to shoot since all involved say they wanted him alive, the cops should be buying him a new boat...

https://www.crowdtilt.com/campaigns/lets...ombers-standoff



It was a hell of a nice runabout and he shouldn't get stuck with the bill for catching this dirtbag.

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That boat was shot to hell, good thing those cops do not hunt for their food.

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Agreed, but I hope they were polite enough to say they were sorry about the damage?

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http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/2894

Bonnie and Clyde's Death Car
Primm, Nevada

It would be difficult even to estimate how much money the Bonnie and Clyde Death Car has made over its long career. $5 million? $10 million? Those numbers would flabbergast hardscrabble crooks like Bonnie and Clyde, but it would probably please them as well. And, having long ago earned its keep, the car is now on display 24 hours a day for free.

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Once the boat is bought by a Nevada casino, the owner will most llikely buy himself a comparable replacement and then donate the difference to the fund for the bomb victims.

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http://watertown.patch.com/articles/inte...#photo-14092868

How does he feel about the groundswell effort to buy him a new boat to replace the bullet-riddled one?

"It makes me feel wonderful ... but it's [only] a boat. There are people who have lost lives and limbs. I'd rather the money goes to the One Fund Boston."

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That boat was shot to hell, good thing those cops do not hunt for their food.

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Agreed, but I hope they were polite enough to say they were sorry about the damage?

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How much would you pay for a 1974 Ford with 160 bullet holes in it?

Back in 1973, a 39 year old Ford with 160 bullet holes in it sold at auction for $175,000. In 2013 dollars, that amounts to $892,000.



Those bullet holes are not "damage". Those bullet holes are $ $ $ $ $ $ $.

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http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/2894

Bonnie and Clyde's Death Car
Primm, Nevada

It would be difficult even to estimate how much money the Bonnie and Clyde Death Car has made over its long career. $5 million? $10 million? Those numbers would flabbergast hardscrabble crooks like Bonnie and Clyde, but it would probably please them as well. And, having long ago earned its keep, the car is now on display 24 hours a day for free.

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Once the boat is bought by a Nevada casino, the owner will most llikely buy himself a comparable replacement and then donate the difference to the fund for the bomb victims.

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http://watertown.patch.com/articles/inte...#photo-14092868

How does he feel about the groundswell effort to buy him a new boat to replace the bullet-riddled one?

"It makes me feel wonderful ... but it's [only] a boat. There are people who have lost lives and limbs. I'd rather the money goes to the One Fund Boston."

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Just think, you have the opportunity to run up there buy the boat, make everyone happy snd then make a profit. But the two idiots were no Bonnie and Cyde.