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Charlie Hebdo: Recap of Paris shooting updates















 Jan 08, 2015 02:14



By Sam Adams






As many as 12 people are feared to have been killed after gunmen burst into the office of the satirical magazine






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A police raid has taken place in the city of Reims and one man, Hamyd Mourad, 18, has handed himself in as police tracked three suspects identified as those responsible for the horrific attack at Charlie Hebdo magazine this morning.Said Kouachi, 34 and his brother Cherif Kouachi, 33 are still being hunted by police in connection with the massacre of 12 people in an attack on the French satirical publication.Follow the latest breaking news:




11:22 am
 
At least 10 dead after gunmen attack magazine
At least 10 people have been killed after gunmen burst into a magazine office in Paris.At least two gunmen attacked the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, French media report.Shocked witnesses have spoken of sustained gunfire at the office as the attackers opened fire with Kalashnikov assault rifles.The satirical weekly has courted controversy in the past with its depiction of news and current affairs.The magazine was fire bombed in 2011 after they showed a picture of the Prophet Muhammad on the cover of their magazine.There have been a series of gun attacks carried out by Islamic extremists in France during the past 12 months.It is unclear who was behind today's shooting.




11:32 am
 
One person confirmed dead - up to nine more feared killed



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Shooting: French cops and firefighters gather in front of the offices


 One person has been confirmed dead following the attack on the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris.At least nine more are feared to have been killed.Police have cordoned off the building as casualties are treated.French media have said as many as 10 people are dead.




11:36 am
 
Gunmen 'went straight for editorial offices'



Controversy: Stories run by Charlie Hebdo have attracted controversy in the past


 The gunmen who attacked the magazine office went straight for the editorial department, it has been reported.If true, this suggests the armed men had specific targets in mind.French media has speculated that the attack was carried out by Islamic militants, or though no evidence has been given to support that theory.Police and firefighters remain at the scene of the shooting in Paris.




11:40 am
 
Two cops arrived at scene of shooting 'then left again'



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Cordon: The scene in Paris following the shooting at the office of Charlie Hebdo


 Benoit Bringer, a journalist with Agence Premiere Ligne who saw the attack, told the iTele network he saw several masked men armed with machine guns.He said two officers arrived on bicycles, then - apparently unarmed - they left.A crowd of media has gathered close to the scene, which is cordoned off by cops.The shooting is the latest in a series to hit France over the past 12 months.




11:45 am
 
Wounded seen being taken from office
A wounded man has been seen taken from the scene of the shooting by paramedics.It is unclear how many people have been killed in today's attack by masked gunmen.But French media is reporting that as many as 10 have died.PHOTO (@mathieu_m): Wounded man evacuated from scene of shooting in paris: pic.twitter.com/z9036oBK2R— TheBlazeNOW (@TheBlazeNOW) January 7, 2015




11:53 am

 
11 people have been killed with 5 critical



Warning: President Hollande is at the scene of the attack


 Eleven people have died in today's attack with five in a critical condition.Gunmen are believed to have asked victims by NAME before shooting them.Charlie Hebdo is a French satirical weekly newspaper which features cartoons, reports, polemics and jokes - many mocking political figures. The publication is irreverent and strongly anti-religious and left-wing.




11:56 am
 
Cops thought to be among dead in attack



Damage: A badly damaged police car outside the front of the office


 Police officers are thought to be among the dead in today's attack.President Hollande is at the scene of the attack in Paris.He said the security level in the city has been raised.The president said the attack went against the spirit of the French Republic.




11:59 am
 
Cameron: 'Murders in Paris are sickening'
David Cameron has described today's attack in Paris as 'sickening' and said Britain stands with the French people "in the fight against terror."Reports in France say that the gunmen asked for their victim's to name themselves before shooting them.There are also reports the masked men were armed with a rocket launcher.The murders in Paris are sickening. We stand with the French people in the fight against terror and defending the freedom of the press.— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) January 7, 2015




12:01 pm
 
Gunmen are still on the run in Paris



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Firefighters carry an injured man on a stretcher in front of the offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris on January 7, 2015, after armed gunmen stormed the offices leaving at least 10 people dead.


 The masked gunmen who carried out today's attack are still on the run in Paris.Police are reported to be tracking the gunmen without trying to stop them at present.They are believed to have escaped in a hijacked car.Many of the dead are thought to be police officers.




12:06 pm
 
Recap: 11 dead after two masked gunmen attacked satirical magazine



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Shooting: Bullet holes in the windscreen of a French police car


 Mid morning today two masked gunmen walked into the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris.The newspaper has a history of poking fun at Islam, the Prophet Muhammed and its last tweet was aimed at the ISIS leader Al Baghdadi.French media said they went to the second floor of the magazine office and went down a hallway opening fire.They are reported to have asked for people by name.They are believed to have had a couple of AK47s and a rocket launcher.After hijacking a car they then dumped it and headed east out of the city.President Hollande said that for the last few weeks in France the security services has foiled a number of attacks.




12:12 pm
 
President Hollande: 'Attack was act of terrorism'



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Shock: French President Francois Hollande arrives at the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo


 French President Hollande has said the attack was an act of terrorism.There are combat aircraft in the air over the Paris area as police and French military personnel try to track the gunmen who carried out today's attack.There is speculation in the French media that the men may go to ground in one of Paris's suburbs, known as 'banlieues.'




12:15 pm

 
Photo shows gunmen getting into hijacked car
This dramatic photo shows the gunmen getting into a car they hijacked.The pair are still on the run with security forces desperately searching for them.The centre of Paris has been flooded with gendarmes and police officers following the attack.Les tireurs de #ChalieHebdo face à une voiture de police. Ils ont fait feu, les policiers ont répliqué puis reculé pic.twitter.com/Ld1sxkRLvW— Elise Barthet (@EliseBarthet) January 7, 2015




12:20 pm
 
Office had police protection BEFORE attack



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Shooting: The scene of the attack in Paris which has shocked France


 The office of Charlie Hebdo had received police protection ahead of the attack, it had been reported.It is unclear whether the gunmen engaged in a shoot out with the police officers who were outside the building.Several policeman are feared to be among the dead.The shootings in the French capital come shortly after an outbreak of opportunist attacks in crowded spaces across France - prompting fears that copycat attacks could be launched in the UK.British security services are likely to be in contact with French counterparts once a clearer picture of the latest attack is formed.




12:21 pm
 
Paris attack is latest of string of shootings in France



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Emergency: Ambulances and police officers gather in front of the offices of Charlie Hebdo


 The attack is one of several recent horrifying shootings across France.Late last month, a van burst into a Christmas market in the western city of Nantes, injuring 10 people before the driver reportedly began stabbing himself.In the eastern city of Dijon, a driver reportedly shouting "God is great" in Arabic ran down several people, injuring 13 before coming to a stop.Those incidents came after an attacker knifed three police officers in Tours before he was shot dead by one of the officers.The French government denied links between the attacks but announced plans to further raise security in public spaces, including the deployment of around 300 soldiers.




12:26 pm
 
Video shows gunmen storming Paris office screaming 'alluha akbar'
This video shows the moment the two gunmen storming the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo magazine screaming Allahu Akbar.The footage was shot by someone from the roof of a neighbouring building.The footage shows the men firing as a pair in a pattern which suggests they have military training.









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12:35 pm

 
12 now confirmed dead in Paris massacre
Twelve people are now confirmed to have been killed in today's massacre in the offices of French magazine Charlie Hebdo.The two masked men were shown on a video shot from a neighbouring building screaming 'allahu akbar' as they fired their weapons.The men escaped in a hijacked car and are now being hunted by cops through the streets of Paris."They walked calmly in, and up the stairs. 10 dead. It was commando style. A real massacre." via @LCI
#CharlieHebdo
#FreedomOfSpeech— Bonnie Greer (@Bonn1eGreer) January 7, 2015




12:41 pm
 
Editor Stephane Charbonnier is feared to be among dead



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Shooting: Stephane Charbonnier editor of Charlie Hebdo is reported to be among those killed


 The editor of Charlie Hebdo is feared to be among those killed into today's massacre in Paris.Only minutes before the attack the magazine had tweeted a cartoon showing the leader of ISIS wishing a 'Happy New Year,' to the public.The magazine has been directly threatened the magazine in the past for its previous publication of images of the Prophet Muhammad.The magazine was a known target of Islamic extremists and is believed to have had a degree of protection from French police.




12:47 pm
 
Gunmen 'had military training'
Experts say footage of the gunmen firing AK47 assault rifles outside the office of Charlie Hebdo today had received a degree of military training.The men moved expertly as a pair covering each other with bursts of fire as the moved into the building.They escaped in a carjacked vehicle after the attack.Elise Barthet in Paris tweeted: "According to a witness , the gunmen took the boulevard Richard Lenoir contraflow in a black car, towards the Republic Square."Les ambulances continuent d'arriver devant le siège de #CharlieHebdo pic.twitter.com/SyebFO805k— Elise Barthet (@EliseBarthet) January 7, 2015




12:57 pm
 
Shocking moment men shot dead policeman as he lay injured



Horror: The men prepare to shoot dead a policeman before making their getaway


This photo is taken from a video showing the moment the gunmen executed an injured French policeman as he lay on the pavement.The horrifying footage is one of at least two videos showing the men as they fired their weapons during the attack.Twelve people are known to have been killed in the massacre.The editor of Charlie Hebdo and a number of cops are believed to be among the dead.




1:02 pm
 
Gunmen shouted 'the Prophet has been avenged" after carrying out massacre



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Damage: A bullet hole in a window at the scene of the shooting


 Pierre de Cossette, a broadcast journalist with Europe1 News, said: 'Several men in black cagoules were heard to shout 'the Prophet has been avenged' after carrying out the massacre.The two masked men were shown in a shocking video calmly getting into a black car after executing a policeman who lay prone on the floor.The pair the drive off relatively slowly along the street.





 














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