the officer shawn collier, he did not radio into dispatch to request a diskripgs of the suspects. he did not have time to activate the alert on his radio. we are told he was gunned down between four and five times. it was what amounted to an execution. he was shot in the head and the chest. he was sitting alone in his squad car. it took boston police almost 13 minutes to find the vehicle and realize he was the one who had been injured. they were responding to 911 calls from other people in that vicinity. this officer never had time to alert his fellow colleagues
for several minutes. collier did not respond to any sort of calls. usually you have people keeping track of where police officers are. that s when they found him and he was shot. the two alleged bombers left that scene heading east and then we are told they hijacked. they carjacked that individual and circled back around in the direction of where this officer was shot. they were making their way, step by step, slowly to watertown. and that is the big question, why? why were they headed there and what were they hoping to find? that s where all the activity was going on on friday. all of that right now under investigation. it does appear that this officer didn t even know that they were there. anderson. appreciate the update. you ll remember there was that carjacking before the bomb
0 the live coverage of the aftermath of the boston bombing continues right now with wolf blitzer in boston. christine, thanks very much. step by step, page after page, a how-to of bomb making, a glossy and deadly outreach from al qaeda. the terrorist group in an article entitled how to make a bomb in your mom s kitchen. was this the man who helped the boston marathon bombers? newsroom special coverage of the boston marathon bombings begins right now. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer rocketing live from boston. several major developments out of boston this morning. let s get you caught up, if you are just catching up on the latest developments back home. but far from back to normal. beginning next hour, police will take down the first barricades on boylston street, and allow business owners and residents to slowly but surely return home. we re learning more about the terror plot. who was involved? how did they develop it? and
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said s.w.a.t. teams would enter within the next hour to see how this unfolds. back out here live, there is an ambulance here waiting in the middle of this street with the tree and to the right there are dozens of squad cars and we have seen police just crawling all over the area. and they have told us to keep back and the action is on this corner so we were told we were in the line of fire so we will back away and let you know how this all turns out. power is returning to the nearly 9,000 people who lost power overnight. the outage happened at 12:50 this morning. areas in panola have been affected. one customers said there was a big flash prior to the outage but more is not known. they are experiencing major delays since a woman jumped in front of a train. it happened in san francisco last night. officials say the train went right over the woman while she was laying on the track but did not injure her. the woman was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. invest