After police announced they had caught the surviving Marathon Bombing suspect, after the shrill sound of police sirens receded into the distance, and after the car horns ceased honking in celebration, homeowners in Watertown were left to face bullets and shrapnel embedded in their homes.
"The damage was ten holes on the west side of the house," said Andy Fehlner, who, with his family of four, lives on Laurel Street in Watertown. "Some of the bullets came all the way through the house. Some of them are lodged kind of like in the ceiling and floor, going from one floor to another."