What has everybody in such great anxiety at ottawa this hour is reports of shootings in other locations and Ottawa Police saying they are still look out for other suspects, they are stopping cars trying to go to quebec. They have asked the public to stay signed, schools are on lock down and police going door by door downtown in a search effort. A manhunt for additional suspects. This has been remark for people there. You can see the pictures. People are standing by, the rcpm has injuries difference. And we expect them to clarify whether or not there were shootings at more than the would occasions we mentioned the war memorial and the center block of parliament whether in facts there was a shooting at the shoot toe thole nearby and at the rideau certainty which is a nearby Shopping Mall or whether those were false reports, simply transmit today police because people heard the shots from the National War Memorial and got confused, canadas National Newspaper the globe and mail was able to
And fears about homegrown terrorists, not only in canada burgs of course, chris, here in the United States as well. The two very much connected. Not just by a border, but by a source of concern here with these types of shooting. The confusion here, cannot be exaggerated. People didnt know what was going on. They didnt know how many shooters. But heres what were figured out. Officials say it was one shooter. And that shooter is now dead. The lockdown here is basically over. The streets behind russ still sealed off around the National War Memorial. But the man in the crosshairs is the shooter. His name, for what its worth, michael zehafbibeau, he was raised in canada, a troubled and criminal past. He converted to islam, didnt understand it and had become radicalized. He tried going to the middle east, but had his passport revoked. Thats a big point. His passport had been pulled, how closely was he being monitored . What was his ultimate plan . We will not be intimidated, canada will neve
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