Denmark Shots(01 of23)
Open Image ModalThe scene outside the Copenhagen cafe, with bullet marked window, where a gunman opened fire Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015, in what is seen as a likely terror attack against a free speech event organized by an artist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad. The police believe there was only one shooter in the attack on a Copenhagen cafe that left one person dead and three police officers wounded during a free speech event. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(02 of23)
Open Image ModalThe scene outside the Copenhagen cafe, with bullet marked window, where a gunman opened fire Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015, in what is seen as a likely terror attack against a free speech event organized by an artist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad. The police believe there was only one shooter in the attack on a Copenhagen cafe that left one person dead and three police officers wounded during a free speech event. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(03 of23)
Open Image ModalThe scene outside the Copenhagen cafe, with bullet marked window, where a gunman opened fire Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015, in what is seen as a likely terror attack against a free speech event organized by an artist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad. The police believe there was only one shooter in the attack on a Copenhagen cafe that left one person dead and three police officers wounded during a free speech event. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(04 of23)
Open Image ModalThe scene outside the Copenhagen cafe, with bullet marked window, where a gunman opened fire Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015, in what is seen as a likely terror attack against a free speech event organized by an artist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad. The police believe there was only one shooter in the attack on a Copenhagen cafe that left one person dead and three police officers wounded during a free speech event. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shooting(05 of23)
Open Image ModalSwedish cartoonist Lars Vilks, centre, talks during a press conference, at Politigaarden, after shots were fired where an event titled \"Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression\" was being held in Copenhagen, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015. Shots were fired Saturday at a cafe in Copenhagen that was hosting a freedom of speech event organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(06 of23)
Open Image ModalSecurity officers patrol the perimeter outside a venue after shots were fired where an event titled \"Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression\" was being held in Copenhagen, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015. Danish media say several shots have been fired at a cafe in Copenhagen where a meeting about freedom of speech was being held, organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad in 2007. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(07 of23)
Open Image ModalA security officer patrols outside a venue after shots were fired where an event titled \"Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression\" was being held in Copenhagen, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015. Shots were fired Saturday at a cafe in Copenhagen that was hosting a freedom of speech event organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(08 of23)
Open Image ModalAn armed security officer runs down a street near a venue after shots were fired where an event titled \"Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression\" was being held in Copenhagen, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015. Danish media say several shots have been fired at a cafe in Copenhagen where a meeting about freedom of speech was being held, organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad in 2007. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Kenneth Meyer) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(09 of23)
Open Image ModalEmergency services gather outside a venue after shots were fired where an event titled \"Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression\" was being held in Copenhagen, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015. Danish media say several shots have been fired at a cafe in Copenhagen where a meeting about freedom of speech was being held, organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad in 2007. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Janus Engel) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Denmark Shots(10 of23)
Open Image ModalAn armed security officer runs down a street near a venue after shots were fired where an event titled \"Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression\" was being held in Copenhagen, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015. Danish media say several shots have been fired at a cafe in Copenhagen where a meeting about freedom of speech was being held, organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad in 2007. (AP Photo/Polfoto, Kenneth Meyer) DENMARK OUT (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(11 of23)
Open Image ModalThe first flowers have been laid at the corner of Gunner Nu Hansens Plads and Per Henrik Ling alle after a shooting attack at a cultural centre in Kanonhallen in Oesterbro, a district of Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.\nAFP PHOTO / SCANPIX DENMARK / MARTIN SYLVEST +++ DENMARK OUT +++ (Photo credit should read MARTIN SYLVEST/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:MARTIN SYLVEST via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(12 of23)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister Helle Thorning Schmidt speaks to journalists at a cultural centre in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.\n AFP PHOTO / CLAUS BJORN LARSEN (Photo credit should read CLAUS BJORN LARSEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CLAUS BJORN LARSEN via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(13 of23)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister Helle Thorning Schmidt arrives at a cultural centre in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.\n AFP PHOTO / CLAUS BJORN LARSEN (Photo credit should read CLAUS BJORN LARSEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CLAUS BJORN LARSEN via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(14 of23)
Open Image ModalPolice Officer Joergen Skov addresses journalists in Copenhagen, Denmark, after shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.\nAFP PHOTO / SCANPIX DENMARK / LISELOTTE SABROE (Photo credit should read LISELOTTE SABROE/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:LISELOTTE SABROE via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(15 of23)
Open Image ModalForensic police officers work at the area around a cultural centre in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.AFP PHOTO / CLAUS BJORN LARSEN (Photo credit should read CLAUS BJORN LARSEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CLAUS BJORN LARSEN via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(16 of23)
Open Image ModalForensic police officers work at a cultural centre in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.\nAFP PHOTO / CLAUS BJORN LARSEN (Photo credit should read CLAUS BJORN LARSEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CLAUS BJORN LARSEN via Getty Images)
Shooting At Free Speech Event in Copenhagen(17 of23)
Open Image ModalCOPENHAGEN, DENMARK - FEBRUARY 14: A Firearms police officer stands guard after a shooting after a public meeting and discussion arranged by the Lars Vilks Committee about Charlie Hebdo and freedom of speech in the Krudttonden Hall in the Osterbro area on February 14, 2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The french ambassador in Denmark was also in attendance at the meeting. (Photo by Lars Ronbog/Getty Images) (credit:Lars Ronbog via Getty Images)
Shooting At Free Speech Event in Copenhagen(18 of23)
Open Image ModalCOPENHAGEN, DENMARK - FEBRUARY 14: A victim is carried into an ambulance after a shooting incident after a public meeting and discussion arranged by the Lars Vilks Committee about Charlie Hebdo and freedom of speech in the Krudttonden Hall in the Osterbro area on February 14, 2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The french ambassador in Denmark was also in attendance at the meeting. (Photo by Lars Ronbog/Getty Images) (credit:Lars Ronbog via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA-CHARLIE HEBDO(19 of23)
Open Image ModalPolicemen secure the area around a cultural centre in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on Islam and free speech on February 14, 2015. Unidentified gunmen killed at least one person and wounded several police officers after opening fire in what French authorities call \'a terrorist attack\'. France\'s ambassador to Denmark Francois Zimeray, who was attending the debate, told AFP the attackers were seeking to replicate the January 7 assault by jihadists in Paris on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead.\nAFP PHOTO / CLAUS BJORN LARSEN (Photo credit should read CLAUS BJORN LARSEN/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CLAUS BJORN LARSEN via Getty Images)
DENMARK-SWEDEN-FRANCE-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA(20 of23)
Open Image ModalPolicemen secure the area around a building in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired on February 14, 2015 outside the venue of a debate held on Islam and free speech. According to Danish media, the French ambassador to Denmark attended the discussion. Unidentified assailants fired on a building where the debate was being held, the French ambassdor to Denmark told AFP from inside the venue. Reports said that Swedish artist Lars Vilks, the author of controversial Prophet Mohammed cartoons published in 2007 that sparked worldwide protests, was also at the debate. AFP PHOTO / MARTIN SYLVEST / SCANPIX DENMARK +++ DENMARK OUT (Photo credit should read MARTIN SYLVEST/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:MARTIN SYLVEST via Getty Images)
DENMARK-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA(21 of23)
Open Image ModalPolicemen secure the area around a building in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired on February 14, 2015 outside the venue of a debate held on art, blasphemy and free speech. According to Danish media, the French ambassador to Denmark attended the discussion. AFP PHOTO / SCANPIX DENMARK +++ DENMARK OUT (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:- via Getty Images)
DENMARK-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA(22 of23)
Open Image ModalPolicemen secure the area around a building in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired on February 14, 2015 outside the venue of a debate held on art, blasphemy and free speech. According to Danish media, the French ambassador to Denmark attended the discussion. AFP PHOTO / SCANPIX DENMARK +++ DENMARK OUT (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:- via Getty Images)
DENMARK-ATTACKS-ISLAM-MEDIA(23 of23)
Open Image ModalPolicemen secure the area around a building in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired on February 14, 2015 outside the venue of a debate held on art, blasphemy and free speech. According to Danish media, the French ambassador to Denmark attended the discussion. AFP PHOTO / SCANPIX DENMARK +++ DENMARK OUT (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:- via Getty Images)