Two men shot dead in a McDonald's restaurant in a Dutch city were two brothers and well-known local businessmen, Dutch news reports said on Thursday.
Police have launched an intensive search for the shooter after the two men, aged 57 and 62, were gunned down in front of shocked patrons at the busy fast-food outlet in the northern city of Zwolle.
Police have not officially confirmed the men's identities but several daily newspapers gave their names as brothers Huseyn and Ali Torunlar, two local businessmen men who were involved in the hospitality industry and have a Turkish-Dutch background. Police and medical workers swarmed the scene shortly afterwards, where shocked relatives and patrons could be seen being consoled by others.
"Police would like to speak to any people who were inside the restaurant or on its premises just before and during the time of the incident."
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