Hollande inaugurates refurbished printing house where Charlie Hebdo attackers were killed

Record ID: 83407

  • Title: Hollande inaugurates refurbished printing house where Charlie Hebdo attackers were killed
  • Date: 29th September 2016
  • Summary: PARIS, FRANCE (FILE - JANUARY 7, 2015) (VIDEO OBTAINED BY REUTERS) VIEW FROM ROOFTOP OF TWO GUNMEN BESIDE BLACK CITROEN CAR, ONE GUNMAN SHOUTING: "We have avenged the Prophet Mohammad, we have avenged the Prophet Mohammad, we have avenged the Prophet Mohammad. (indistinct) Al Qaeda Yemen." GUNMEN GETTING OUT OF CAR, AUDIO OF GUNFIRE AS THEY SEEM TO SHOOT AT POLICE CAR, POLICE CAR REVERSING BACK DOWN THE STREET DAMMARTIN-EN-GOELE, FRANCE (FILE - JANUARY 9, 2015) (REUTERS) SECURITY OFFICER ON ROOF OF HOUSE SECURITY OFFICER ON ROOF OF BUILDING CROUCHING AS SMOKE RISES FROM EXPLOSION AND SHOTS HEARD VARIOUS OF HELICOPTERS HOVERING PEOPLE IN PROTECTIVE VESTS WALKING DOWN STREET PEOPLE WALKING THROUGH STREET
  • Embargoed: 14th October 2016 09:56
  • Keywords: Charlie Hebdo printing house Said Kouachi Cherif Kouachi police Michel Catalano
  • Location: PARIS & DAMMARTIN-EN-GOELE, FRANCE
  • City: PARIS & DAMMARTIN-EN-GOELE, FRANCE
  • Country: France
  • Topics: Conflicts/War/Peace,International/National Security
  • Reuters ID: LVA00251MCT3B
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
  • Story Text: EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: PART VIDEO QUALITY AS INCOMING
    French President Francois Hollande on Thursday (September 29) unveiled a plaque at a printing house in Dammartin-en-Goele, north of Paris, where the Charlie Hebdo attackers went in hiding before they were killed after a police siege.
    Charlie Hebdo, known for its satirical covers ridiculing political and religious leaders, lost many of its top editorial staff when two Islamist militants broke into an editorial meeting on January 7, 2015 and fired bullets at them.
    Another militant murdered a policewoman the next day, took hostages at the HyperCacher supermarket on January 9, 2015 and killed four of them before police shot him dead.
    Police cornered the escaped Charlie Hebdo gunmen, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi, in the printing house and killed them that same afternoon.
    The attacks prompted a worldwide solidarity movement, with the "Je Suis Charlie" (I am Charlie) slogan going viral on social media.
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