Suspect in Zurich Islamic center shooting found dead
The suspect in Monday's shooting -- a man in his 20s -- is believed to have committed suicide, 'but for now this is only an assumption,' Zurich police spokesman Peat Jost said.
With the body's discovery, police no longer are looking for anyone in connection with the attack, Jost said.
Police said a gunman in dark clothing walked into the Islamic center in central Zurich around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened fire on a group of worshippers standing in a prayer room, injuring three men. At least some of the three were injured seriously, police said.
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The gunman fled, and police blocked off the area, not far from the central train station. It was not immediately clear when the suspect's body was found.
The victims are aged 30, 35 and 56. Police have not disclosed any potential motive or released the suspect's name.
US President-elect Donald Trump tweeted about the attack, lumping it in with two other incidents occurring on the same day: the truck crash in Berlin and the assassination of the Russian ambassador to Turkey in Ankara. Trump called all three terror attacks.
US President-elect Donald Trump tweeted about the attack, lumping it in with two other incidents occurring on the same day: the truck crash in Berlin and the assassination of the Russian ambassador to Turkey in Ankara. Trump called all three terror attacks. Police said a gunman in dark clothing walked into the Islamic center in central Zurich around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened fire on a group of worshippers standing in a prayer room, injuring three men. At least some of the three were injured seriously, police said. US President-elect Donald Trump tweeted about the attack, lumping it in with two other incidents occurring on the same day: the truck crash in Berlin and the assassination of the Russian ambassador to Turkey in Ankara. Trump called all three terror attacks. The victims are aged 30, 35 and 56. Police have not disclosed any potential motive or released the suspect's name. The victims are aged 30, 35 and 56. Police have not disclosed any potential motive or released the suspect's name. The gunman fled, and police blocked off the area, not far from the central train station. It was not immediately clear when the suspect's body was found. The suspect in Monday's shooting -- a man in his 20s -- is believed to have committed suicide, 'but for now this is only an assumption,' Zurich police spokesman Peat Jost said. The suspect in Monday's shooting -- a man in his 20s -- is believed to have committed suicide, 'but for now this is only an assumption,' Zurich police spokesman Peat Jost said. US President-elect Donald Trump tweeted about the attack, lumping it in with two other incidents occurring on the same day: the truck crash in Berlin and the assassination of the Russian ambassador to Turkey in Ankara. Trump called all three terror attacks. The suspect in Monday's shooting -- a man in his 20s -- is believed to have committed suicide, 'but for now this is only an assumption,' Zurich police spokesman Peat Jost said. Police said a gunman in dark clothing walked into the Islamic center in central Zurich around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened fire on a group of worshippers standing in a prayer room, injuring three men. At least some of the three were injured seriously, police said. With the body's discovery, police no longer are looking for anyone in connection with the attack, Jost said. The gunman fled, and police blocked off the area, not far from the central train station. It was not immediately clear when the suspect's body was found. Police said a gunman in dark clothing walked into the Islamic center in central Zurich around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened fire on a group of worshippers standing in a prayer room, injuring three men. At least some of the three were injured seriously, police said. The victims are aged 30, 35 and 56. Police have not disclosed any potential motive or released the suspect's name. The gunman fled, and police blocked off the area, not far from the central train station. It was not immediately clear when the suspect's body was found. Police said a gunman in dark clothing walked into the Islamic center in central Zurich around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened fire on a group of worshippers standing in a prayer room, injuring three men. At least some of the three were injured seriously, police said. The suspect in Monday's shooting -- a man in his 20s -- is believed to have committed suicide, 'but for now this is only an assumption,' Zurich police spokesman Peat Jost said. Police said a gunman in dark clothing walked into the Islamic center in central Zurich around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened fire on a group of worshippers standing in a prayer room, injuring three men. At least some of the three were injured seriously, police said. The gunman fled, and police blocked off the area, not far from the central train station. It was not immediately clear when the suspect's body was found.
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