http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/amazing-new-details-chase-boston-bombers_718135.html
"The police chief, Edward Deveau, describes how cops nearly apprehended the older suspect, and were placing handcuffs on him in the middle of the street Thursday night, when the younger suspect came at officers in a carjacked SUV. The cops were able "to dive out of the way," and the younger suspect then continued to drive directly over his brother and dragging him through the street. That's how the older suspect died, according to the police chief."
However, in this earlier article @ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2311443/Boston-bomber-caught-Dzhokhar-Tsarnaev-captured-ALIVE-hiding-inside-BOAT.html, there is no mention of Jokar running over Tamerlan. Instead, it was stated that, "Early on Friday morning, 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed in a ferocious gun battle and car chase during which he and his younger brother hurled explosives at police from a stolen car, authorities said. The younger brother managed to escape.
During the getaway attempt, the brothers killed Sean Collier, an MIT policeman, and severely wounded another officer, authorities said."
Also, notice the next line that says, "During the getaway attempt, the brothers killed Sean Collier, an MIT policeman, and severely wounded another officer, authorities said."
The Police Chief's statement doesn't match the timeline either...
This next screen shot does mention the possibility that Jokar drove over Tamerlan, but it sure doesn't sound like Tamerlan was being handcuffed in the street and it is stated that Tamerlan died in the hospital of gunshot wounds and possibly blast injuries...
And the Chief's statement does not line up with an eyewitness report (like, how did they have time to try to handcuff anyone in this scenario? And, the cause of death is disputed)...
Going back to the first screen shot, the article states, "The younger suspect eventually dumped the SUV and ran into the darkness of the night, according to the police chief. It took nearly 18 hours and massive manhunt to find the younger suspect. He gave himself up after a 20-minute negotiation with the FBI, he said, but not before the suspect fired more rounds at the authorities."
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