( CNN ) -- April 19 was perhaps the most harrowing day in the history of Watertown , Massachusetts -- the suburb where the manhunt for Boston Marathon bombing suspects Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev came to separate , bloodied conclusions . The numerous law enforcement agencies involved in the pursuit of the Tsarnaevs tracked the brothers to a residential Watertown neighborhood in the early-morning hours . The ensuing shootout ended with older brother , Tamerlan , dead , transit officer Richard Donohue seriously wounded and another 15 police officers injured . A wounded Dzhokhar Tsarnaev surrendered later that evening from a boat parked in a Watertown yard . Countless news cameras and smartphones captured images of the fear , valor and elation experienced in Watertown on that Friday ; and now officials are looking for the best of those images for a 2014 calendar . `` While we will never be able to put into words our gratitude for what our police did , we can try to let the photos from that night in April speak for themselves , '' Watertown Police Foundation board member Steve Messina said in a statement . `` This calendar is meant to capture the best of those ` snapshots ' all in one place while also continuing to raise funds for the work that our police do . '' The foundation 's website invites Watertown residents to submit photos of the `` dramatic confrontation with the Marathon bombing suspects , pursuit and arrest . '' Leaked photos of the younger Tsarnaev 's capture landed a Massachusetts State Police photographer in hot water back in July . Sgt . Sean Murphy provided Boston magazine with the unauthorized photos after Rolling Stone magazine put Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on its cover . Murphy called the cover `` an insult '' because , in his view , it did n't portray Dzhokhar Tsarnaev the right way . He was briefly suspended and has since been reassigned . His actions are being investigated . The foundation website also suggests photos of `` the cheering afterwards , the tributes , parades , prayers , hugs and celebrations since . Interesting photos , compelling photos , preferably positive photos of the pride we all have in our Watertown Police and our town . '' Proceeds from the $ 13 calendar will go toward `` worthwhile projects that support the work of the Watertown Police , '' according to a press release . The deadline for photo submissions is September 30 . Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleaded not guilty to killing four people and wounding more than 200 . He is charged with 30 federal counts stemming from the April 15 attack , when a pair of bombs went off near the finish line of the packed course . A Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer was killed three days later at the start of the dramatic chase that led to Tsarnaev 's capture .
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was captured in Watertown ; brother died in shootout . Police foundation wants photos from that April night . Calendar planned for 2014 .