Gunshots fired inside Canada Parliament in Ottawa

Gunshots were heard Wednesday in downtown Ottawa, inside and outside the country’s Parliament building.

According to witnesses accounts, a shooter began firing at the Ottawa War Memorial and then ran toward the government buildings, where more shots were discharged. At least 20 shots were fired and police is now looking for one, two or event three armed suspects. Media outlets revealed that a soldier was injured in the incident. His condition is not clearly known, but some claim that he died.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was in Parliament at the time of the shooting incident but left the area safely.

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“A man came running into the Parliament. He was pursued by armed police and everyone rushed to seek shelter,” said Marc-André Viau, an employee of the Parliament. “The building was rocked by many shots fired by an automatic weapon,” he added.

“Shots fired at War Memorial at 9:52am today; one person injured,” Ottawa Police tweeted on Wednesday as a witness reported seeing authorities search from room to room for the suspects.