Four EMTs sat down with CNN to talk about what they after the bombs went off on Boylston.
Boston EMS has been hailed by doctors, nurses, police, firefighters and the public for their response to Monday's marathon bombing. CNN's Poppy Harlow sat down with four EMTs about their experiences that day. The first responders spoke emotionally about their experience that day, from the pain and injuries of the victims to the bravery of police and bystanders who rushed into the scene to help the fallen.
The police bomb unit responded to call a call of a grenade at a Jamaica Plain center apartment.
Police and explosives personnel responded to a Centre Street address after receiving a call that a resident was in possession of a hand grenade Sunday. The resident at 336 Centre St. told police that she’d found a hand grenade at her previous address the morning of Feb. 10. She said she found the hand grenade possibly two years prior, according to a police report. Officers and members of the Explosive Ordinance unit conducted an X-ray of the device and determined it had no explosive components. Police took the hand grenade and would dispose of it at a later date, the report said.
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Constance Cervone
7:36 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Why is this news if it had no explosives? Really, all it does is alarm people, please choose your stories to report with care. more ›