Boston Marathon bomb suspect in custody

Two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing have been singled out in surveillance videos of the scene, sources told the Tribune Washington Bureau on Wednesday.

U.S. counter-terrorism and law enforcement officials said that the suspects in the Boston bombings were seen in a department store video that caught images of a man leaving a backpack near the finish line.

A second federal official said he has been briefed that authorities believe a second video or photo showed "two men with two backpacks."
A counter-terrorism official said the suspects were picked out because they were carrying black backpacks, as well as because of their demeanor and how they reacted to the bomb blasts. That official said authorities do not yet know the identities of those in the videos.

[size=inherit]John King of CNN caused a frenzy today when [color=rgb(0, 102, 153)] he was the first to report that a possible suspect [/color] in the Boston bombings was in custody. King told his colleague Wolf Blitzer that a law enforcement source had given him one bit of physical description: The suspect was “dark skinned.”[/size]
[/size][size=inherit]“A physical description was given to me of the suspect, Wolf. I want to be very careful here because this is very sensitive information, but the description given to me is a dark-skinned individual,” King said, according to the [color=rgb(0, 102, 153)] Daily Caller [/color]. “And I want to just stop there. … There was some further descriptions used, but just for sensitivity purposes until we get more information, I think it’s best to stop there.” King also added, "There are some people who will take offense for even saying that.”[/size]