BOSTON – US media reported across the states that a suspect has been arrested in the Boston bombing case. The FBI and police deny this statement saying, a suspect has been identified but no arrests have been made yet.
NDJ World | Published: Apr 17 2013 Boston→North America→World News
The FBI states that they are looking for a person of interest in the Boston bombing but that no arrest have yet been made. Photo Credit: Photo News
CNN reported earlier that a suspect described as male with dark skin and average height, was arrested. CBS News stated however that the suspect was a white male who was seen in a video depositing a bag on the street at the same spot the explosion occurred.
Both the FBI and police say they are pursuing a person of interest but no arrests have yet been made in the Boston marathon bombing.
The FBI did say however that at this point in time American extremists are behind the explosions that left 3 people dead and injured 176 more, and not a foreign terrorist group.
Police also said that 17 people are still in critical condition.
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