A third detainee was charged with incitement to racial discrimination and will face trial on Monday. The woman has already been released, while the man has been charged with illegal actions associated with fire arms. On 15 March 2019, two consecutive mass shootings occurred in a terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. READ MORE: Drake Halts Paris Concert to Pay Tribute to NZ Christchurch Shooter VictimsĪccording to Bush, following the shooting, police detained a man and a woman after firearms were found in their car. Police consider that three out of the four detained after the mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch have no links to the attack, New Zealand police commissioner Mike Bush said at a press conference on Sunday. On Saturday, a New Zealand court ordered that he should remain in custody until 5 April. A 28-year-old Australian national Brenton Harrison Tarrant was charged with murder soon after the attack. The shootings, which have been described as a terrorist attack by the country's prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, have claimed the lives of 50 people, while dozens of others have been wounded, according to the latest data. Buffalo shooting: unease in New Zealand as live stream of ‘Christchurch-inspired’ attack finds foothold Published: Christchurch attack inquiry to examine if Australian terrorist.
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