At least 11 have been killed and four ‘on the verge of death’ after three gunmen stormed the Paris office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, said France’s President Francois Hollande. At least two police officers are among those killed, reported Paris’ police authorities. Ten Charlie Hebdo staff members were also killed in the attack. The gunmen fled the scene after opening fire on first responders and are currently at large in Paris. The government has raised Paris’ security alert to its highest following the attack. Video footage posted by a social media user on Facebook showed two masked gunmen injuring a police officer. Moments later, one gunman walks over to the police officer and shoots him in the head. The gunmen are then shown entering a small black car before escaping the scene. Other video has shown one of the gunmen shouting ‘God is Great (Allahu Akbar)’ while opening fire. According to Sky News, the gunmen are believed to be armed with AK-47s and rocket propelled grenades. France’s President arrived at the scene shortly after the attack and declared that “We will punish the attackers.” The last tweet sent by…
