Copenhagen shooting

A protester holds a placard reading “There is no happiness without freedom, nor freedom without courage” during a demonstration outside the Denmark embassy in Paris on Feb. 15, a day after a gunman shot two people dead in Copenhagen.  (Thomas Samson/AFPGetty Images)

Flowers and candles lay in front of the Jewish Synagogue in Copenhagen on Feb. 16.  (Jens Dresling/AP)

Former Prime Minister of Denmark Lars Lokke Rasmussen looks at flowers outside the cultural center “Kruttoende” in Copenhagen on Feb. 15 following two fatal attacks a day earlier in the Danish capital.  (Claus Bjorn Larsen/AFPGetty Images)

Police forensics officers inspect bullet holes Sunday in the door of Krudttoenden cafe where a terrorist attack started in Copenhagen, Denmark.  (Liselotte Sabroe/EPA)

Emergency personnel work at the scene Sunday where the alleged offender of a terrorist attack was killed in Denmark.  (Martin Sylvest/AFP/Getty Images)

Police work at the scene Feb. 15 where officers shot and killed the alleged shooter in Copenhagen, Denmark.   (Jens Dresling/AP)

A forensic expert works Feb. 15 near Norrebro railway station following shootings in Copenhagen, Denmark.  (Britta Pedersen/EPA)

A police officer guides an elderly resident in the street near to where a suspect was killed in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Sunday.  (Michael Probst/AP)

A Copenhagen police officer surveys a street near the Norrebro Station where the alleged gunman in two attacks opened fire on officers.   (Martin Sylvest / AFP/Getty Images)

Copenhagen police patrol a street near the Norrebro Station where the alleged gunman in two fatal attacks opened fire and was then shot dead.   (Martin Sylvest / AFP/Getty Images)

A woman lays flowers outside the main synagogue in Copenhagen after two fatal attacks in the Danish capital.  (Michael Bothager / AFP/Getty Images)

Police officers stand their post on the streets of central Copenhagen after one person was shot in the head and two policemen were shot in the arm and leg in Krystalgade, a street that is home to Copenhagen’s main synagogue.   (Martin Sylvest / AFP/Getty Images)

The scene near a synagogue where police reported a shooting in downtown Copenhagen, Denmark. One person was shot in the head and two police officers were shot in the arms and legs, police said.   (Sebastian Zepeda / AP)

Danish special forces policemen on patrol in central Copenhagen, Denmark. A massive police search was under way early February 15 in normally placid Copenhagen after a shooting that police immediately labeled a terrorism attack was followed by a second shooting hours later near a synagogue.  (Martin Sylvest / EPA)

Danish police patrol the streets of central Copenhagen, Denmark. A massive police search was under way early February 15 in normally placid Copenhagen after a shooting that police immediately labeled a terrorism attack was followed by a second shooting hours later near a synagogue.   (Martin Sylvest / EPA)

Forensic police officers work at a scene in Copenhagen, Denmark, where shots were fired during a debate on free speech on Feb. 14, 2015.   (Claus Bjorn Larsen, AFP/Getty Images)

A photo taken in March 2010 shows Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks in Stockholm.   (Francois Campredon, AFP/Getty Images)