ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The police supervisor who oversaw the response to the Boston Marathon bombing last year said one of the keys to preparing for terrorist attacks is conjuring up worst-case scenarios.
Daniel Linskey, the Boston Police superintendent-in-chief, spoke on Friday to local police and homeland security students Friday at Towson University.
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