Danish police said Monday they have arrested two people suspected of aiding the 22-year-old responsible for the weekend murders of a filmmaker and a Jewish security guard, in a spate of terrorist attacks around Copenhagen. Previously, Danish police said they believed the gunman, killed Sunday in a shootout with police, had been working alone.
A lawyer for the two unidentified suspects denied in court on Monday that his clients had sheltered the gunman or helped him get rid of a weapon. For now, the men are being held for 10 days. The assailant, identified in Danish media as Danish-born Omar Abdel Hamid el-Hussein, reportedly killed documentary filmmaker Finn Noergaard, 55, at a free-speech event in a cafe, and Dan Uzan, 37, outside Copenhagen's main synagogue. —Peter Weber
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