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NEW YORK Turner Broadcasting System will pay up to $2 million to Boston-area authorities to settle claims following Wednesday’s bomb scare in the Hub.
The money includes $1 million to Boston and neighboring cities Somerville and Cambridge to pay for the costs of responding to the incidents. Turner will pay another $1 million to the cities and the state for homeland-security awareness.
This will settle all civil and criminal liability for Turner and its guerilla-marketing agency, New York-based Interference.
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