Shots fired at free speech event in Denmark Copenhagen police were frantically searching Saturday for two gunmen with automatic weapons who opened fire on a cafe hosting a free speech event organized by a controversial Swedish artist who has faced threats for his caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. Police said the two suspects drove away in a dark Volkswagen Polo after they sprayed the Krudttoenden cafe with some 30 bullets, killing a 40-year-old man. The shooting also slightly injured three police officers. The artist, Lars Vilks was not hurt, the Danish news network, thelocal.dk , said, citing media reports. ADVERTISEMENT The TV2 channel reported later that police found the the car nearby. The car had been abandoned and there was no sign of the suspects. A shaken Francois Zimeray, the French ambassador to Denmark who spoke at the conference, tweeted that he was “still alive.” SkyNews reported that Zimeray told AFP: “They fired on us from the […]