Denmark – Victim In Copenhagen Shooting Was Jewish Community Member Guarding Synagogue During Bat-Mitzva

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    Denmark – The civilian who was shot and killed earlier on Sunday in the terrorist attack on the Great Synagogue in central Copenhagen, Denmark, was revealed to have been a member of the Jewish community, who was guarding the synagogue at the time of the shooting.

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    Dan Rosenberg Asmussen, head of the local Jewish community told Danish television a few moments ago that around 80 people from the community were gathered inside the house of worship for a bat-mitzva celebration at the time of the attack.

    “The Community is in shock, it is like the shootings in Paris,” Rosenberg Asmussen said, “we had contacted the police after the shooting at Café Krudttønden to have them present at the bat-mitzva, but unfortunately this happened anyway.”

    Rosenberg Asmussen said he was not present at the celebration.


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    murray059
    murray059
    9 years ago

    What was this Jewish Synagogue member exactly guarding the Bat Mitzvah celebration with?…As the authorities are loathe to let civilians protect themselves with proper weapons, might I assume that this guard was “armed” with a whistle and a stale challah?