A 22-YEAR-OLD with a history of violence has been named by police as the suspect behind the Danish shooting rampage that left two dead and several more wounded.<\/p>\n
CARNAGE: The terrorist's shooting spree began after an attack on a cafe hosting a free speech event [REUTERS] <\/p>\n
Omar El-Hussein had a criminal record which included convictions for weapon offences. <\/p>\n
He was gunned down by police close to a Copenhagen train station in the early hours of Sunday morning after he opened fire on them. <\/p>\n
Police believe he was responsible for attacks on a cafe and a deadly assault on a synagogue. <\/p>\n
His killing spree is believed to have been inspired by the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in France last month. <\/p>\n
Danish investigators currently do not suspect El-Hussein had visited any overseas jihadist training camps. <\/p>\n
Investigator Joergen Skov said no one else was involved in the two attacks in which one man was shot in the head near a synagogue and another killed at a freedom of speech event. <\/p>\n
TRIBUTE: Denmark's Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt places flowers in front of the synagogue in Krystalgade in Copenhagen [REUTERS] <\/p>\n
SUSPECT: Omar El-Hussein has been named as the suspect behind the shootings [TWITTER] <\/p>\n
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