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Charlie Hebdo: Paris gunmen dead after police storm two siege sites
















 Jan 09, 2015 17:02



By Sam Webb






Charlie Hebdo killer brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi were shot after reportedly emerging from their bolt hole firing at police






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Armed police have shot dead the three terrorists behind the bloody spate of attacks in France in a dramatic shoot-out at a factory and Jewish grocery store.Charlie Hebdo killer brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi were shot after reportedly emerging from their bolt hole firing at police.Minutes later armed officers stormed the Jewish supermarket in Paris where Amedy Coulibaly had been locked in a stand off.He had threatened to kill hostages if police acted against the Kouachis.Ambulances streamed away from both scenes after the gunfire and explosions which brought the sieges to an end. 








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Get the latest updates from Paris hereHostages from the supermarket could be seen being led to safety. The Kouachis' hostage was also freed.However, there are unconfirmed reports that "several" hostages died s the supermarket was stormed.Le Monde, citing police sources, say ‘several’ hostages were killed. BFMTV say at least three hostages are dead, Sky say at least four, as did Reuters, citing a police union source. RTL says three more are critically injured. 








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 Security forces had surrounded the building in Dammartin-en-Goele for most of the day, cornering Cherif and Said Kouachi.Elite police forces could be seen on the roof of the building and loud bangs and explosions were heard as onlookers bore witness to the the siege reaching its 'end-game'.A massive volley of gunfire was caught on TV footage from the scene.Meanwhile, police at supermarket siege in eastern Paris reportedly shouted ''get down!'' and ''we've got him'' amid gunfire exchanges, BFM-TV reports.Judicial police have reportedly told local broadcaster Europe1 that Amedy Coulibaly, 32, the supermarket hostage taker and suspected policewoman murderer was killed in the raid. Officers are said to be combing both locations carefully following the raids looking for booby traps that may have been left by the killers.Many around both siege locations reported having their mobile phones go down in the moments before both sieges.



It is thought that French forces scrambled communications in order to stop the hostage takers coordinating with one another.French President François Hollande will address the nation at 8pm local time.The operations finally brought to an end the worst spate of terror attacks in France since 1961, a murderous spree that has rocked the country.









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 The brothers were cornered at the factory after stealing a car early today. They also reportedly declared they want to die "as martyrs".MP Yves Albarello told French broadcaster iTele that they "have declared they want to die as martyrs".The Kouachis stole the Peugeot earlier today in the town of Montagny Sainte Felicite, about 30 miles north east of Paris.On Wednesday the pair, who were known to security services and were put on a US no-fly list, are believed to have stormed the offices of Charlie Hebdo, located in a side street in Paris, and gunned down 12 people - 10 staff members at the satirical magazine and two police officers.Charlie Hebdo has drawn the ire of jihadists for a series of highly provocative front covers mocking Islam, as well as other organised religions. Journalists were frequently threatened with violent retribution and the offices were under police protection at the the time of the assault.


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They fled the scene sparking a massive manhunt that drew in thousands of police officers, as well as military personnel - but they managed to evade officers overnight, robbing a petrol station in the process.The day after the massacre a man believed to be Amedy Coulibaly, 32, fired an AK47 assault rifle at a trainee policewoman, Clarissa Jean-Philippe, in the French capital. She died at the scene. A street sweeper was seriously injured in the incident.The murderer then fled. Today, he stormed the Hypercacher - roughly translated at 'Super Kosher' - supermarket, taking six hostages.Initially  police said the two attacks were unrelated, but later told reporters that the horrors were connected.All three men are believed to be linked to convicted terrorist Djamel Beghal, who was once accused of being Osama bin Laden’s main European recruiter.














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