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Police checked Pino's home for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev mid Friday morning. He was grateful the accused bomber wasn't taking refuge in his detached garage.

just couldn't believe it. It kind of freaked you out. I never, ever would have imagined them just coming up to this area. I thought they would catch the next flight out of here and just hide. wasn't at the Boston Marathon on April 15. Instead, he spent part of Saucony Shoes New York

Suspect nabbed near Sault man's home

took a toll on the city of Boston. cousin, Marc Mazzuca, is doing medical research at a Boston hospital. He spoke with The Sault Star late last week.

Pino, 28, didn't get much shuteye Friday night as Black Hawk helicopters zipped overhead.

you have a suspect on the loose, and nobody knows where he is, it's kind of a tense situation. For all you know, he could be hiding in your basement. Friday. He considered going to stay with his sibling. Pat's about a 25 minute drive away.

pretty much set here, he said.

was tough off and on sleeping, he said.

and texted him with news of the shooting death of a MIT police officer and to steer clear of downtown Watertown.

Pino, 28, turned his cellphone off while he watched Scary Movie 5. Friends phoned Saucony Jazz Original Navy

But Tsarnaev was nabbed about two kilometres east of Pino's place on Friday night. The wounded man was hiding in a boat on Franklin Street. That's another road Pino knows well. He takes it as a shortcut to get to his gym. Pino wonders how Tsarnaev ended up there.

He heard Watertown police chief Edward Deveau announce a search for the younger Tsarnaev.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was killed. His brother Dzhokhar, 19, escaped.

The Sault Ste. Marie native's stress level jumped after hearing explosions when he arrived at his condominium in Watertown, part of Greater Boston, early that morning.

Patriot's Day at the law office in Norwood, about 50 kilometres southwest of Boston, where he specializes in real estate.

The two brothers who were sought for allegedly setting bombs at the Boston Marathon on Monday were being pursued by police. They hurled explosives from the SUV they were driving.

support each other. We weren't alone through this. (Bostonians) weren't just going to let one person ruin the great city that we have here. of police officers us safe. kind of over, but the scars are still there, said Pino.

Pino some times drives the stretch of road where the pair released the owner of a SUV they carjacked.

God for me I wasn't taking Reebok Sneakers Black Memorial Drive this night, said the St. Basil Secondary graduate on Monday.

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The movies only gave Marcus Pino temporary relief from a situation in Boston on Friday.

Pino plans to keep working, and living, near the largest city in New England.

can hear the explosions going off in the background, said the Algoma University graduate about his return home.

was pretty loud. I never expected something like this to go on in this town. locked the doors of his condominium where he has lived alone for less than a year, pulled the shades down and turned on Saucony Excursion Tr10

Franklin Street is you really wouldn't know about it unless you either lived there or made a wrong turn, he said.