Fatal shootings in Copenhagen

Copenhagen police patrol a street near the Norrebro Station where the alleged gunman in two fatal attacks opened fire and was then shot dead.   (Martin Sylvest / AFP/Getty Images)

A Copenhagen police officer surveys a street near the Norrebro Station where the alleged gunman in two attacks opened fire on officers.   (Martin Sylvest / AFP/Getty Images)

A woman lays flowers outside the main synagogue in Copenhagen after two fatal attacks in the Danish capital.  (Michael Bothager / AFP/Getty Images)

Police secure the area around a building in Copenhagen where shots were fired outside the venue of a debate held on art, blasphemy and free speech. According to Danish media, the French ambassador to Denmark attended the discussion.   (MATHIAS OEGENDAL / AFP/Getty Images)

An armed security officer runs down a street near a venue after shots were fired where an event titled “Art, blasphemy and the freedom of expression” was being held in Copenhagen.  (Kenneth Meyer / AP)

Police search the area where shots were reportedly fired at a cafe during a meeting on free speech.  (MARTIN SYLVEST / EPA)

Danish media say several shots were fired at a cafe in Copenhagen where a meeting about freedom of speech was being held, organized by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced numerous threats for caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad in 2007.   (Janus Engel / AP)

A security officer patrols outside a venue after shots were fired.  (Janus Engel / AP)

Emergency services gather outside a venue after shots were fired.  (Janus Engel / AP)