THOUSANDS OF LAW ENFORCERS INVOLVED IN MANHUNT
by Sharon Rondeau
(Jan. 9, 2015) — Two incidents have unfolded on Friday morning in France in Paris and Dammartin-en-Goele, respectively, involving two suspects in the shooting deaths of 12 employees at a satirical newspaper on Wednesday.
The suspects, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, escaped after committing the murders at Charlie Hebdo by stealing a car, robbing a gas station and then going into hiding. One purported accomplice turned himself in to police later on Wednesday.
Thursday was a national day of mourning for Wednesday’s victims.
Dammartin-en-Goele is located approximately 19 miles northeast of Paris and 6.2 miles from Charles de Gaulle International Airport. All residents of the area have been instructed to remain in their homes.
On Thursday, a police officer was killed in an attack believed to have been committed by perpetrators with connections to Wednesday’s suspects.
The situation in Paris involved hostages taken at a kosher store, two of whom were reportedly killed. Area schools are in lockdown mode.
The Kouachi brothers are reportedly located in a print shop close to a high school, where students are locked down because of the unfolding crisis. The suspects took at least one person hostage.
Thousands of police officers and special forces have been deployed to cope with the dual crises. In reported “negotiations” with police, the two men said that they wish to “die as martyrs.”
Charlie Hebdo plans on returning to print this coming Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Times reported that France has the largest number of Muslims of any European country.
In the U.S., the Obama regime has been extending refugee status to thousands from primarily Islamic countries, including Syria, Iraq and Somalia. Individuals with known ties to terror organizations have worked or are still employed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
A former CIA agent, Clare Lopez, describes Obama as “a radical Islamic enemy of America.”
Over the past seven months, Obama has freed Islamic radicals from the Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba over the objections of many in Congress.
In recent years, honor killings, beheadings and other murders apparently motivated by Islamic radicalism have occurred in the U.S. In September, Newsmax reported that census data collected by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) between 2010 and 2014 showed that “The primary threat from a group like ISIS to the homeland is through our immigration system,” referring to the terrorist organization which has been systematically committing genocide of various ethnic and religious groups in Syria and Iraq over the last 6-9 months.
In February, a “rule” preventing those with traceable connections to Islamic terror groups was changed by the Obama regime without congressional action, allowing them to obtain a visa to enter the U.S. if their activity is deemed to have been “not only limited but potentially part of ‘routine commercial transactions or routine social transactions.'”
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This story was updated at 1:46 p.m. EST.