Boston Globe Reminds Employees 'Safety First' Amid Bombing Suspect Manhunt
Exclusive: As authorities closed in on Dzhokar A. Tsarnaev, the 19-year-old Chechen identified as the second alleged suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing, The Boston Globe urged its employees to stay safe.
The Globe sports a stable of journalistic thoroughbreds, many of whom have hunted for finite scoops and detail in dangerous places. Take former Moscow bureau chief David Filipov, riding on horseback through Taliban territory during the outbreak of the war in Afghanistan. Or reporter David Abel, who was at the center of Monday’s blast zone and remained on scene to gather the news.
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