Boston police chief 'fine' with calls for marathon bomb suspect's execution

Edward Davis says he would have no sympathy for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev if, as expected, prosecutors push for death sentence The Boston police commissioner who led the hunt for the Boston marathon bombers has said that he is comfortable with the surviving suspect facing the death penalty. Edward Davis said he had no sympathy for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, and when asked how he felt about the possibility that he could be sentenced to death, Davis replied: "That's fine with me." The US government is likely to t...