kosher supermarket : Reports, news and investigations

Investigators are probing how France-based jihadist Amedy Coulibaly obtained weapons for attack that followed Charlie Hebdo massacre.

Tributes were also paid to Clarissa Jean-Philippe a young policewoman killed by the gunman who later carried out the supermarket siege.

Heavy security is planned for ceremonies honouring the 17 victims of the shootings that took place in Paris from January 7th to 9th, 2015.

Victims and their families claim the news channel's coverage endangered their lives during the deadly attack in Paris by Amedy Coulibaly.

Three men and a policewoman are held for questioning over their relationships with Amedy Coulibaly who shot four people dead in January.

Malian-born Lassana Bathily, 24, who came to France eight years ago, said 'I'm not a hero' and that he was 'proud and moved' to become French.

The practising Muslim from Mali said his actions were those that any human should take for others facing threats from a common enemy.

Dieudonné, previously convicted for inciting anti-Semitism, posted support for gunman who last week murdered four in a Paris kosher store.

Amedy Coulibaly claims allegiance in it to Islamic State and says he helped fund Kouachi brothers' attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

Lassana Bathily ushered about 15 people into basement room and turned off power and lights after the gunman burst into kosher supermarket.

Reports say gunman holding up to 5 hostages in kosher supermarket is linked to Charlie Hebdo killers and is suspect in policewoman murder.

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