French terror suspects Said Kouachi and Cherif Kouachi are also the suspects in a petrol station robbery as well. The Kouachi brothers, along with their 18 year old brother in law Hamyd Mourad, stormed the offices of the newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris Wednesday. 12 people were killed in the attack when masked gunmen went through shooting staff in the office, and others were injured. The entire city is mourning those who died and keeping a lookout for French terror suspects Said Kouachi and Cherif Kouachi. Mourad turned himself in the same day of the attacks, but the brothers are still on the run. The police have released photos of both brothers and they are asking people to look for them and call the police if they see them.
The massive manhunt for French terror suspects Said Kouachi and Cherif Kouachi is going strong. After the petrol station robbery police set up roadblocks in the area, and barriers have been put in police. Two men who fit the description of the Kouachi brothers stole petrol and food from a petrol station close to Villers-Cotteret which is east of Paris. Media reports also say that the brothers are traveling in a Renault Chic, and that they had weapons in the back seat of the vehicle. Seven people have been been detained as part of the investigation after police raided an apartment in Reims, France. It is suspected that the two French terror suspects have ties to a terrorist organization in Yemen.