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NEW: Massachusetts State Police Statement on Tsarnaev Verdict

Friday, May 15, 2015

 

A Boston jury sentenced Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death just after 3:30 on Friday afternoon. With the verdict being handed down, Colonel Timothy Alben, the Superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police, has released a statement. 

Colonely Albens Statement:

“On behalf of the Massachusetts State Police I want to extend our thanks and deepest respect to the the members of the jury in the Tsarnaev Case. For months, these men and women placed their lives on hold for the greater good of our community. They listened intently to the testimony, carefully evaluated the evidence and were committed to the immense responsibility of thoughtful and intensive deliberation. Today, the jury has spoken with a verdict to enact the death penalty. As with the guilty verdict several weeks ago, the collective thoughts of this department remain not with the defendant and the path he chose that resulted in today’s verdict, but for the victims of his actions, their families and this greater community.”

Colonel Timothy P. Alben
Superintendent

Massachusetts State Police

 

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