ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br /> <br />Canadian police said on Wednesday (October 22) they could not "at this point" confirm whether the man who shot dead a soldier at the National War Memorial in central Ottawa was the same person who shortly afterwards attacked the nearby parliament buildings.<br /> <br />"At 9:52 am this morning, the Ottawa police received multiple 911 calls regarding a shooting at the National War Memorial. The victim of the shootings is a member of the Canadian armed forces. His injuries were fatal...What followed was another incident on Parliament Hill. What I can tell you is that a male suspect is now deceased," Ottawa Police Chief Charles Bordelaux said.<br /> <br />Authorities also said they had no prior indication that an attack was being planned.<br /> <br />"From our reaction, it caught us by surprise," Commanding Officer Giles Michaud, Royal Canadian Mounted Police National Division said.<br /> <br />Bordelaux added that security forces were still working to clear parts of
