Paris Memorial Panic update: Thousands flee packed memorial after false alarm

UPDATE - False alarm - scene is now calm.

BREAKING - news is emerging that people are running in panic at the packed memorial for victims of the Paris attacks. The memorial was reportedly packed at the town center but now remains empty as everyone reportedly ran.

Video of the moment of massive panic at a Paris memorial https://t.co/ceRO8oIsMc https://t.co/zkoe3OWHVe

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CNN is reporting that people are running in panic from Paris memorial pic.twitter.com/TNE3Pik692

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#LALATE: Something just happened at a #Paris Memorial. Ambulances are rushing to the scene. "Panic scene".

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#CNN breaking news people seen running in panic at Paris Memorial. Everybody is on edge. Stay safe people.

— ⚓️ Jo Wallace ⚓️ (@Scampi13) November 15, 2015 " data-caption="null" data-credit="null">

Breaking- People running in panic from Paris memorial possible active shooter @CNN

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BREAKING NEWS People seen running in panic at #Paris Memorial. People saying there was a shooter , police yelling for ppl to get off street

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People running in panic at the memorial in Paris! More violence on the way?

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