La policía francesa busca a los atacantes de 'Charlie Hebdo'
La policía francesa busca a los atacantes de 'Charlie Hebdo'
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La polciía francesa busca a los atacantes de 'Charlie Hebdo'
08.01.2015AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS LO PRESTIMembers of the GIPN, a French police special forces, walk in Corcy, northern France, on January 8, 2015 carry out searches as part of an investigation into a deadly attack the day before by armed gunmen on the Paris offices of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. A huge manhunt for two brothers suspected of massacring 12 people in an Islamist attack at a satirical French weekly zeroed in on a northern town on January 8 after the discovery of one of the getaway cars. As thousands of police tightened their net, the country marked a rare national day of mourning for January 7's bloodbath at Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris, the worst terrorist attack in France for half a century. AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS LO PRESTI
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La polciía francesa busca a los atacantes de 'Charlie Hebdo'
08.01.2015AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS NASCIMBENIA Gendarmerie criminal identification van is parked in front of an Avia gas station in Villers-Cotterets, north-east of Paris, on January 8, 2015, where the two armed suspects from the attack on French satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo were spotted in a gray Clio. French security forces deployed on January 8 in a northern town where two brothers suspected of having gunned down 12 people in an Islamist attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo abandoned their car, a police source said. Cherif Kouachi, 32, a jihadist well-known to police, and his brother Said, 34, were spotted by the manager of a petrol station in the town about an hour's drive northeast of Paris, who after being robbed "formally identified" the two men. AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS NASCIMBENI
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La polciía francesa busca a los atacantes de 'Charlie Hebdo'
08.01.2015AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS LO PRESTIMembers of the French police special force GIPN opens a door in Corcy, northern France, on January 8, 2015 during searches as part of an investigation into a deadly attack the day before by armed gunmen on the Paris offices of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. A huge manhunt for two brothers suspected of massacring 12 people in an Islamist attack at a satirical French weekly zeroed in on a northern town on January 8 after the discovery of one of the getaway cars. As thousands of police tightened their net, the country marked a rare national day of mourning for January 7's bloodbath at Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris, the worst terrorist attack in France for half a century. AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS LO PRESTI
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