David Rankin
A civilian has died after shots were fired at a café in Copenhagen where a
meeting about freedom of speech was being held.
Danish TV2 channel said there were some 30 bullet holes in the window outside
the Krudttoenden café and at least two people were taken out on stretchers
after the attack at about 4pm local time (3pm GMT).
The event being held there was entitled Art, blasphemy and the freedom of
expression and Danish security forces said the attack was most likely linked
to terror.
Controversial Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who drew the Prophet Muhammad as a
dog, leading to threats from Islamist militant groups, was at the event but
unhurt. His website, , said the event was to mark the
anniversary of the fatwa against Salman Rushdie.
Danish prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt told reporters in Copenhagen: “We
feel certain now that it’s a politically motivated attack, and thereby it is
a terrorist attack.
“We take this situation extremely seriously. We are in a high alarm all over
the country, and our main priority at this stage is to catch the
perpetrators and make sure that we find them as soon as possible.”
One man was killed and three police were shot and injured at the event, where
the French ambassador Francois Zimeray was speaking. He has since tweeted to
say that he was still alive.
In a statement, French president Francois Hollande called the Copenhagen
shooting “deplorable” and said the
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