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Paris suspects reportedly spotted as 3rd cop killedRescue service workers and firefighters evacuate an injured person on a stretcher near the site of a shooting, Jan. 8, 2015, in Montrouge, south of Paris. France's top security official was forced to abandon a top-level meeting Thursday morning about the deadly attack on a satirical newspaper in Paris after just 10 minutes to rush to the scene of another shooting on the southern edge of the French capital. Interior Minister Berbard Cazeneuve said two people, including a police officer, were gravely wounded in the shooting Thursday in the southern Paris suburb of Montrouge, which came amid anongoing manhunt for two heavily armed brothers -- one with possible links to al Qaeda -- suspected in the methodical killing of 12 people at the Charlie Hebdo newspaper the day before. There were reports on Thursday that the brothers had been spotted in a grey Renault Clio, a vehicle matching the description of one linked to the suspects on Wednesday, in the Aisne area, in northern France. French news agency AFP said the two men had been "located" in northern France. The police officer shot Thursday, a woman, died in hospital of her injuries, a police union confirmed. It was not immediately clear whether Thursday's shooting was linked in any way to the attack on Charlie Hebdo, a newspaper which has and had been previously attacked by Muslim extremists for artistic depictions of the Prophet Muhammad. Cazeneuve urged people not to jump to conclusions. Two police officers were among the dead in the Wednesday attack on Charlie Hebdo. Thursday's shooting happened around 8 a.m. local time (2 a.m. Eastern). Cazeneuve said the officer had stopped to investigate a traffic accident when the firing started. Paris police said the second victim was a street sweeper. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/police-shot-in-new-paris-attack/ | 
