Copenhagen armed attack at Islam free speech debate left one dead and several wounded

One person was killed and several others injured in Copenhagen on Saturday afternoon after an armed attack on a cultural center where an Islam-related free speech debate was held.

The debate entitled “Art, blasphemy and freedom of expression” was attended also by Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks who escaped unharmed. After publishing in 2007 several drawings portraying the Prophet Muhammad as a dog, Vilks received several death threats from some Islamic fundamentalist groups and his southern Sweden house was set on fire. The arsonists – two brothers – received later prison sentences of two and three years respectively.

Among the guests of the Copenhagen free speech debate, there was the French ambassador in Denmark, François Zimeray, who escaped unharmed. “It was just like Charlie Hebdo , but they [attackers] failed to enter the building this time, he told the press after the attack.
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According to Danish media and witnesses accounts, the victims are policemen who provided security on the building. A member of the feminist group Femen, present at the debate, said that the audience included dozens of people.

The attackers, two individuals, managed to flee with a car and police are currently searching for them.