On January 9, Paris police confirmed that at least three people suspected involved in the Charlie Hendo shooting attack were killed following two separate hostage taking crisis in the city. Two of the suspects were brothers named Cherif and Said Kouachi while the other one is tied to them. Unfortunately, there are four civilians who were killed in the operation.
According to a report by CBC, the two brothers, who came out firing, were "cornered and holding at least one hostage in a printing house northeast of Paris, in the small industrial town of Dammartin-en-Goele. A hostage was freed safely."
What people want are for suspects to be punished. Initial reports say the two gunmen behind the Charlie Hebdo shooting attack are members of terrorist group Al-Qaeda in Yemen. Both were also on the no-fly list of the United States for terrorism.
While the suspects have been apprehended, one group thinks it is not enough. For them, the entire group of terrorists and extremists Al-Qaeda and ISIS to whom the Charlie Hebdo shooting suspects are attached should get wiped off. Notorious hacking group Anonymous vowed that they will track each member of the two terrorists group.
"We will track you down - every last one - and will kill you," the spokesman said in a statement. "You allowed yourselves to kill innocent people, we will therefore avenge their deaths."
Anonymous said they will avenge those who lost their lives in the Charlie Hebdo Shooting Attack by tracking members of terrorist organizations through their social media accounts.
"We will track you everywhere on the planet, nowhere will you be safe. We are Anonymous. We are legion.
"We do not forget. We do not forgive. Be afraid of us, Islamic State and Al Qaeda - you will get our vengeance."
They also emphasized the freedom of speech, something that triggered the Charlie Hebdo Shooting.
"Freedom of speech and opinion is a non-negotiable thing - to tackle it is to attack democracy.
"Expect a massive frontal reaction from us because the struggle for the defense of those freedoms is the foundation of our movement," Anonymous said.
