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Charlie Hebdo Paris massacre: Latest updates as manhunt enters third day















 Jan 10, 2015 01:06



By Sam Adams






Fugitive brothers Cherif, 32, and Said Kouachi, 34, who both have links to al-Qaeda, are thought to have been killed in a raid on the print firm just before 4pm UK time.In a separate raid in Paris, one of the hostage takers has been killed but tragically up to four hostages are thought to have died.






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The brothers wanted for the Charlie Hebdo terror attack have been killed after police ended a siege at a print works near Paris.Cherif and Said Kouachi had taken a hostage after hijacking a car and driving toward Charles de Gaulle airport. A second siege in Paris ended with the gunman killed and four hostages feared dead.Follow latest updates:




6:31 am
 
Cops hunt brothers in forest



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Hunt: French police carry out night time searches


 The huge manhunt for the suspects from the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris has entered its third day.The search for brothers Cherif, 32, and Said Kouachi, 34, who both have links to al-Qaeda, has focused overnight in a forest area around the tiny village of Longpont, close to where they robbed a petrol station.Armed police and combat troops swamped the area, 60 miles north-east of Paris, using air support, looking for any sign of movement.The manager of an Avia petrol station called police after he was robbed at gunpoint.He had recognised Cherif and Said from mugshots broadcast on French TV and he saw their AK47s and a rocket launcher in their car.Two police helicopters with thermal imaging cameras combed the area. And armed police sealed off the area with roadblocks.Shortly after 3pm more than 50 heavily armed police in body armour descended on the tiny hamlet after the brothers fled their car on foot with their guns and rocket launcher.Benoit Verdun, a hotel worker in Longpont said: “There are lots of policemen. They are asking people ‘have you seen anybody?’“The forest is bigger than Paris – it is very big and very wide. They will be very hard to find.”




6:38 am
 
Recap of terror on Wednesday



Gunmen: Two gunmen were shown murdering a policeman outside the magazine's office


 Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical magazine was targeted by gunmen on Wednesday because it had angered many Muslims by printing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.Editor Stephane Charbonnier, 47 known by his pen name of Charb, had received death threats in the past and was living under police protection.Those killed were: Mr Charbonnier, cartoonist Jean Cabut, aka Cabu, 75, cartoonist Georges Wolinski, 80, cartoonist Bernard Verlhac, aka Tignous, 58, journalist Bernard Maris, 68, cartoonist Philippe Honore, aka Honore, 73, former journalist Michel Renaud, columnist Elsa Cayat, sub-editor Mustapha Ourrad, police officer Ahmed Merabet, police bodyguard Franck Brinsolaro, 49 and maintenance worker Frederic Boisseau.Four people were seriously injured as well as those who were killed. They were still receiving surgery and remained in hospital tonight.Another seven were taken to hospital with minor injuries but have since been discharged.And 65 people were tonight receiving psychiatric treatment after being traumatised.




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This video shows the moment the world famous Eiffel Tower went dark in tribute to the victims of the Charlie Hebdo massacre.The lights went out as vigils have been held across the globe for the 12 people killed when gunmen opened fire at the office of a French satirical magazine on Wednesday.A massive manhunt is currently underway in a forested area north of Paris as hundreds of cops search for brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi who are suspected of carrying out the killings.




7:10 am
 
Are terror suspects hiding in giant cave?




 Police and special forces are reportedly searching a giant quarry for Charlie Hebdo terrorist suspects north of Paris.The hunt for brothers Cherif, 32, and Said Kouachi, 34, who both have links to al-Qaeda, has focused around the tiny village of Longpont overrnight, close to where they robbed a petrol station.Armed police and combat troops swamped the wooded area, 60 miles north-east of Paris, using air support, looking for any sign of movement.A huge cave, part of a former quarry complex, is now being searched by cops, according to reports.




7:34 am
 
Forest being searched by cops is 'bigger than Paris'



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Hunt: Police search for Charlie Hebdo massacre suspects in Longpont, France


 Benoit Verdun, a hotel worker in the village of Longpont said: “There are lots of policemen. They are asking people ‘have you seen anybody?’“The forest is bigger than Paris – it is very big and very wide. They will be very hard to find.”Several hours later there were reports of a sighting in the nearby town of Crepy-En-Valois where the terrorists were thought to be hiding, but it proved to be a false alarm.France held a day of mourning today for the 12 people killed by AK47s in the country’s worst terrorist atrocity this century.




7:38 am
 
Mirror man at scene of manhunt: '15 special forces vehicles move into search area'
A convoy of 15 vehicles carrying French special forces troops has moved into the area being searched for the Charlie Hebdo terror attack suspects.Mirror man Tom Parry, who is at the scene of the manhunt north of Paris, tweeted news of the deployment (below).The search for the pair, who are believed to be hiding in a cave, woods or even a quarry, appears to be intensifying.15 elite forces vehicles through police roadblock at #Longpont this morning. Search for #Kouachi brothers intensifies #CharlieHebdo— Tom Parry (@ParryTom) January 9, 2015




7:52 am
 
Suspect may have had links to extremists in London



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Manhunt: Cherif Kouachi, aged 32, who is wanted by cops


 One of the two suspects in the Charlie Hebdo massacre may have extremist links to London, it has been claimed.Cherif Kouachi, 32, the younger of the two suspects, may have met an extremist al-Qaeda member who was mentored by Finsbury Park mosque preacher Abu Hamza.Djemal Beghal was a regular attender at the hate preacher’s north London mosque and met Kouachi in prison, where he is said to have recruited him to his extremist Islamic cause.Last night, US officials said they had been told by French intelligence that Cherif’s brother Said had trained with al-Qaeda in Yemen as recently as 2011.It was reported that he received weapons training from al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and may have been trained in bomb making.Meanwhile, a United States Homeland Security source claimed that both brothers were on the American no-fly list ‘for years’.




8:17 am
 
Fugitive brothers were already known to US authorities



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Operation: Police search for Charlie Hebdo massacre suspects in the village of Longpont, France


 If you've just joined us, the massive manhunt for two brothers believed to have carried out the Paris massacre has entered its third day.Police have focused their search on a stretch of countryside outside the capital near a petrol garage which Said and Cherif Kouachi reportedly robbed yesterday.For the second night Parisians flocked to the Place de la Republique for a vigil to remember the 12 people killed in the attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.And the Eiffel Tower was plunged into darkness in tribute to those slaughtered.The brothers were already known to US authorities and had been put on the American no-fly list, a senior US counter-terrorism official said.Another US official said the older brother, Said had travelled to Yemen. It was unclear whether he was there to join up with extremist groups such as al Qaida.A third man, Hamyd Mourad, 18, surrendered to police, after hearing his name on the news in connection with the attack, a judicial official said.The tension gripping France deepened further yesterday after a policewoman was shot dead in a southern Parisian suburb in an attack which officials are believed to be treating as a terrorist act.Thousands of police and security officers have been deployed in the hunt, which is concentrating on a rural area to the north of the city after reports that they were spotted driving a Renault Clio at a roadside petrol station in the Aisne region.Teams of heavily armed officers have been scouring the dense woodland in the 13,000 hectare Foret de Retz around 50 miles outside Paris.And searches were carried out in the picturesque towns of Villers-Cotterets, Longpont and Corcy. 




8:26 am

 
Shots fired in north east Paris after '2 men looking like suspects steal car'
Shots have reportedly been fired in north east Paris.The gunshots came after two men looking like the Charlie Hebdo terror suspects have stolen a car.The report comes as dozens of heavily armed police continue to comb woods 90km from the French capital where the pair were thought to be.More to follow.




8:33 am
 
Armed cops rush to scene after gunshots heard



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Alert: France is on high alert following the dramatic events of the past 24 hours


 Armed cops have been spotted rushing to the scene of a suspected shooting in north east Paris.The two men involved in the incident reportedly matched the description of the two suspects in the Charlie Hebdo massacre.If it is confirmed the pair ARE brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi the hunt could be heading for a conclusion.




8:37 am
 
At least one hostage taken following shooting



Gunshots: A shooting has reportedly taken place in Dammartin-en-Goële, northeast of Paris


 At least one hostage has reportedly been taken following a shooting in Dammartin-en-Goële, northeast of Paris.The gunmen involved are believed to match the description of brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi.If it is the two fugitives wanted over the Charlie Hebdo massacre - questions will be asked over how they managed to avoid heavy police security to re-enter Paris.More to follow.




8:43 am
 
Gunmen 'found in catering company near airport'
Helicopters have joined the chase as gunmen, thought to be the suspects in the Charlie Hebdo massacre, are pursued down a motorway.Police are chasing a car down the A2.Hostages are believed to have been taken after gunmen entered a catering company near Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.BREAKING 3 military helicopters close to Paris CDG airport (Pic @Romain_Tmb77) /@QuentinMchd pic.twitter.com/SR3VmaC3KJ— Air News agency (@airlivenet) January 9, 2015




8:49 am
 
Hostages 'being held in hijacked Peugeot'



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Chase: Cops chase suspects down the A2 motorway


Footage from the scene of the chase has shown armed police pursuing what are thought to be the Charlie Hebdo suspects along a motorway.Police have confirmed that hostages have been taken.Gunmen are reported to have hijacked a Peugeot 206 after entering a catering building near Charles de Gaulle Airport.




8:53 am
 
French interior minister: 'Ongoing situation' involving Kouachi brothers
The French interior minister has confirmed there is an 'ongoing situation' involving security personnel as fugitives are hunted.New reports claim that their is a 'static' hostage situation in an industrial complex close to Charles De Gaulle Airport.The movement of police vehicles down the motorway appears to be security forces relocating from the former search area near the village of Longpont.




8:58 am
 
Dammartin-en-Goele 'like a war zone'




 A witness has described Dammartin-en-Goele near Paris as looking like a "a war zone" as a hostage situation has developed close by.There are reports that the fugitives wanted over the Charlie Hebdo massacre have holed up with hostages in the Près-Boucher industrial estate.The estate is just off the N2 road around 30 minutes from Dammartin-en-Goele.




9:03 am
 
Stand off after two people 'seriously injured' in shooting



Sky News


Search: The suspects are reported to be holed up in a warehouse


 Two people were seriously injured in a shoot out in an industrial estate north of Paris this morning before a hostage was taken.There are reports that the fugitives wanted over the Charlie Hebdo massacre have holed up with hostages in the Près-Boucher industrial estate.The estate is just off the N2 road around 30 minutes from Dammartin-en-Goele.




9:10 am
 
Reports that one killed and 20 injured in shootout



Sky News


Operation: Hostage negotiators are reportedly at the scene


 Negotiations have started with the two suspects, a French newspaper reports.Le Figaro has also revealed that at least one person is believed to have been killed and 20 others injured in a shootout earlier shoot out this morning.A warehouse near Dammartin-en-Goele north of Paris storing building materials has been cordoned off as the two suspects are believed to be holed up with at least one hostage.




9:19 am
 
Media turned away from Dammartin-en-Goele as crisis intensifies



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Crisis: Creation Tendance Decouverte - the firm near Paris where the suspects are reported to be holed up


 Media are being turned away from Dammartin-en-Goele as the crisis intensifies.It is believed that that fugitive Kouachi brothers are holed up in a printing business named CTV.Three helicopters are hovering overhead as police vehicles drive at speed to the scene.Police are telling people to stay indoors and to keep off the streets.




9:23 am
 
Car 'hijacked from woman driver'



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Hunt: A helicopter flies over Dammartin-en-Goele


 The car hijacked by the suspects earlier this morning was stolen from a female driver, it has been reported.If you have just joined us, two gunmen - believed to be fugitive brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi - are holed up in a warehouse near Paris.Two people are understood to have been killed and 20 others injured in a shooting incident earlier.At least one hostage has been taken by the gunmen.Negotiations have begun with then fugitives.




9:29 am
 
Flights 'diverted from Charles de Gaulle Airport' as crisis intensifies



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Hostage: Negotiations have begun with the gunmen


 Flights are reportedly being diverted from Charles de Gaulle Airport as the hostage crisis intensifies nearby.It comes as helicopters circle an industrial estate in Dammartin-en-Goele.Around 1,500 police and gendarmes are heading for the scene.It is currently unclear what the gunmens' intentions are.





 














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