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The bloodshed was part of a spate of shootings and violent carjackings — including the carjacking of a state official — in the city over the last month.

Mr. Yousseff, of the village Ezbet el Tamanin, said his sons were shot in February as they tried to intercede in the carjacking of a cousin.

The elder, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, was killed in a confrontation with authorities, but not before participating in the fatal shooting of an M.I.T. police officer, the carjacking of an S.U.V. and the shooting of a transit police officer, who was critically injured.

Mr. McCarthy said a carjacking task force, consisting of investigators with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and federal and local prosecutors, was formed this month and had already made important arrests, including of a man that the task force said was responsible for the carjacking of the principal.

Carolyn A. Murray, the acting Essex County prosecutor, said that the young man who was arrested, Rasul McNeil-Thomas, faced charges in the carjacking of the vehicle that the police believe was used in the shooting, and gun possession charges, but so far has not been charged in the shooting.

The charges also cover the carjacking of a Chinese businessman, the deadly shooting of Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer Sean Collier, and a gunfight in Watertown, Massachusetts, in which the brothers hurled explosives and fired at police.

It went into overdrive toward the end of the week, with the murder of Officer Collier at MIT, the reported carjacking of the SUV, the gun battle in Watertown, the death of one of the alleged bombers, the manhunt and capture of the other.

Representatives of the wounded rapper Cam'ron took issue yesterday with police speculation that reasons other than the possible carjacking of his Lamborghini lay behind the shooting that sent a bullet into each of his arms early Sunday after he left a nightclub in Washington.

Like most people swept into the wrong end of the justice system, Gregory Hartshorn, who was 36 in 2007 when police charged him with the violent carjacking of a newspaper deliveryman, accepted a plea bargain.

"I was here when they came," he said, adding that the carjacking was apparently out of range of the cameras.

Here we were, three weeks after dropping him off in Nairobi — and two weeks after the latest deadly carjacking of Americans in the city — and we had no word from him, little faith in the program organizers and no means to reach him except by e-mail, knowing that he was in some village (we knew not which) without electricity, let alone Internet access.