Quebec rampage: At least 2 dead, 5 injured as man in medieval armor goes berserk November 1, 2020 The attack took place near the Quebec provincial parliament (Shutterstock)(Shutterstock)Quebec rampage: At least 2 dead, 5 injured as man in medieval armor goes berserk Tweet Join Group Join WhatsApp Group Email https://worldisraelnews.com/quebec-rampage-at-least-2-dead-5-injured-as-man-in-medieval-armor-goes-berserk/ Email Print The Saturday night attack took place near the parliament building in the capital of the Canadian province. By David Isaac, World Israel News A male suspect dressed in medieval clothing was arrested by police early Sunday morning after killing two people and seriously injuring five others with a sword in Quebec City. The Saturday night attack took place near the parliament building in the capital of the Canadian province. “Shortly before 1 am, the SPVQ arrested a suspect | We still ask the citizens of Quebec City to stay inside with the doors locked as an investigation is still ongoing,” the Quebec City Police Department tweeted. ***ATTENTION*** | Peu avant 1h du matin, le SPVQ a arrêté un suspect | Nous demandons toujours aux citoyens de la ville de Québec de rester à l’intérieur, les portes verrouillées car une enquête est toujours en cours. — Service de police de la Ville de Québec (@SPVQ_police) November 1, 2020 Police haven’t ruled out the possibility of an Islamist terrorist attack like those that took place in France in recent weeks, beginning with the beheading of a high school teacher on a Paris street, followed by a second attack involving the killing of three at a Catholic church in Nice. A third attack occurred on Saturday in Lyons in which a Greek Orthodox priest was shot while closing up his church. The priest is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Read Antisemitic flyers found in the Ontario neighborhood where a man fired near a synagogue on Yom KippurMuslims in many countries have taken to the streets to protest the subsequent crackdown on Islamists by French President Emmanuel Macron. CanadaQuebec
