About: Luka Terzik

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Luka Terzik was an Islamic homegrown terrorist who attempted a mass shooting at a dance-off event in Central Park. He was also a prime suspect in the rape and torture of his fiancée Ana Kapic, who was his accomplice in the Central Park shooting. He was shot and killed by a responding police officer while trying to shoot SVU detectives and other officers. (SVU: "Terrorized")

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rdfs:label	Luka Terzik
rdfs:comment	Luka Terzik was an Islamic homegrown terrorist who attempted a mass shooting at a dance-off event in Central Park. He was also a prime suspect in the rape and torture of his fiancée Ana Kapic, who was his accomplice in the Central Park shooting. He was shot and killed by a responding police officer while trying to shoot SVU detectives and other officers. (SVU: "Terrorized")
dcterms:subject	Characters Based on Real People SVU Characters Deceased Males Cop Killers Murderers Racists Religious Fanatics
Playedby	Tino Tsutras
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Path	Cop killer Double murderer Alleged rapist
Status	Deceased
First	"Terrorized"
Character	Luka Terzik
Family	Ali Kapic Armin Sidran Ana Kapic
abstract	Luka Terzik was an Islamic homegrown terrorist who attempted a mass shooting at a dance-off event in Central Park. He was also a prime suspect in the rape and torture of his fiancée Ana Kapic, who was his accomplice in the Central Park shooting. He was shot and killed by a responding police officer while trying to shoot SVU detectives and other officers. (SVU: "Terrorized")

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