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"Inhuman" New Zealand Mosque Shooter Sentenced To Life Without Parole
New Zealand mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant was sentenced to life in prison without parole Thursday for the massacre of 51 Muslim worshippers, with a judge calling his actions "wicked" and "inhuman".
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"You Know This Face": Christchurch Hero Confronts Killer In Court
One of the heroes of the Christchurch terror attack confronted gunman Brenton Tarrant on the third day of sentencing hearings on Wednesday, telling him: "You should thank God on that day I didn't catch you".
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New Zealand Mosque Shooter Pleads Not Guilty To Murder, Terror Charges
The man accused of shooting dead 51 Muslim worshippers in the Christchurch mosque attacks pleaded not guilty to multiple murder and terrorism charges Friday and was committed to stand trial next year.
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Christchurch Attacker Brenton Tarrant Charged With Terrorism: Police
The man accused of shooting dead 51 Muslim worshippers in the Christchurch mosque attacks was formally charged with terrorism for the first time on Tuesday, New Zealand police said.
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New Zealand Media Set Rules For Mosque Shooting Trial
New Zealand's major media outlets vowed Wednesday to prevent the man charged with the Christchurch mosque shooting from using his trial as a platform for extremist propaganda.
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New Zealand Mosque Attacks Accused To Face 50 Murder Charges: Police
The man accused of carrying out the Christchurch mosque attacks last month will face 50 murder charges when he appears in court this week, New Zealand police said Thursday.
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Cops Visited New Zealand Mosque Shooter Before Granting Gun Licence
New Zealand police revealed Friday that they met with the accused Christchurch mosque shooter at his home in October 2017 before granting him the licence that let him purchase the weapons used in the rampage.
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Police Wrongly Charge Christchurch Gunman With Murder Of Man Still Alive
New Zealand police on Thursday admitted that the person they originally charged suspected mosques gunman Brenton Tarrant with murdering is actually still alive.
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A Group Helped Spread New Zealand Massacre Video To Millions
As the New Zealand gunman live-streamed the massacre onto Facebook, fewer than 200 people watched. The social network said its moderators removed it sometime after a user first reported it as troubling, 29 minutes after the stream began.
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"Go Home, She Won't Come," Husband Was Told After New Zealand Shooting
A total of 50 people were killed in the rampage, with as many wounded, as the gunman went from Al Noor to another mosque in the South Island city. Most victims were migrants or refugees from countries including Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Syria, Turkey, Somalia and Afghanistan.
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Pak Man, Filmed Trying To Fight New Zealand Gunman, To Get National Award
Naeem Rashid, 50, a teacher and father of three who emigrated from Pakistan to New Zealand a decade ago, was busy this month planning the spring wedding of his son Talha, 21.
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Hero Charged Attacker During New Zealand Mosque Shooting: Witness
A survivor of the Christchurch massacre has described how a heroic worshipper at one of the targeted mosques seized an empty rifle discarded by alleged gunman Brenton Tarrant and then used it to chase their attacker away.
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Suspect In New Zealand Shootings That Killed 50 Said To Be Lone Gunman
Police named Brenton Harrison Tarrant the primary suspect in what was called the deadliest attack in New Zealand history - and one of the worst cases of right-wing terrorism in years.
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Barefoot, Handcuffed, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Court
The 28-year-old main suspect in mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques no Friday that killed 49 people and injured dozens was produced in court a day after the attacks.
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Charged With Murder, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Courtroom
A 28-year-old suspect, identified as Brenton Harrison Tarrant appeared before the court on Saturday on murder charges connected with Friday's terror attacks in Christchurch, which left at least 49 people dead. He was remanded in custody without plea until April 5.
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"Inhuman" New Zealand Mosque Shooter Sentenced To Life Without Parole
New Zealand mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant was sentenced to life in prison without parole Thursday for the massacre of 51 Muslim worshippers, with a judge calling his actions "wicked" and "inhuman".
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"You Know This Face": Christchurch Hero Confronts Killer In Court
One of the heroes of the Christchurch terror attack confronted gunman Brenton Tarrant on the third day of sentencing hearings on Wednesday, telling him: "You should thank God on that day I didn't catch you".
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New Zealand Mosque Shooter Pleads Not Guilty To Murder, Terror Charges
The man accused of shooting dead 51 Muslim worshippers in the Christchurch mosque attacks pleaded not guilty to multiple murder and terrorism charges Friday and was committed to stand trial next year.
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Christchurch Attacker Brenton Tarrant Charged With Terrorism: Police
The man accused of shooting dead 51 Muslim worshippers in the Christchurch mosque attacks was formally charged with terrorism for the first time on Tuesday, New Zealand police said.
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New Zealand Media Set Rules For Mosque Shooting Trial
New Zealand's major media outlets vowed Wednesday to prevent the man charged with the Christchurch mosque shooting from using his trial as a platform for extremist propaganda.
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New Zealand Mosque Attacks Accused To Face 50 Murder Charges: Police
The man accused of carrying out the Christchurch mosque attacks last month will face 50 murder charges when he appears in court this week, New Zealand police said Thursday.
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Cops Visited New Zealand Mosque Shooter Before Granting Gun Licence
New Zealand police revealed Friday that they met with the accused Christchurch mosque shooter at his home in October 2017 before granting him the licence that let him purchase the weapons used in the rampage.
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Police Wrongly Charge Christchurch Gunman With Murder Of Man Still Alive
New Zealand police on Thursday admitted that the person they originally charged suspected mosques gunman Brenton Tarrant with murdering is actually still alive.
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A Group Helped Spread New Zealand Massacre Video To Millions
As the New Zealand gunman live-streamed the massacre onto Facebook, fewer than 200 people watched. The social network said its moderators removed it sometime after a user first reported it as troubling, 29 minutes after the stream began.
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"Go Home, She Won't Come," Husband Was Told After New Zealand Shooting
A total of 50 people were killed in the rampage, with as many wounded, as the gunman went from Al Noor to another mosque in the South Island city. Most victims were migrants or refugees from countries including Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Syria, Turkey, Somalia and Afghanistan.
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Pak Man, Filmed Trying To Fight New Zealand Gunman, To Get National Award
Naeem Rashid, 50, a teacher and father of three who emigrated from Pakistan to New Zealand a decade ago, was busy this month planning the spring wedding of his son Talha, 21.
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Hero Charged Attacker During New Zealand Mosque Shooting: Witness
A survivor of the Christchurch massacre has described how a heroic worshipper at one of the targeted mosques seized an empty rifle discarded by alleged gunman Brenton Tarrant and then used it to chase their attacker away.
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Suspect In New Zealand Shootings That Killed 50 Said To Be Lone Gunman
Police named Brenton Harrison Tarrant the primary suspect in what was called the deadliest attack in New Zealand history - and one of the worst cases of right-wing terrorism in years.
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Barefoot, Handcuffed, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Court
The 28-year-old main suspect in mass shootings at two New Zealand mosques no Friday that killed 49 people and injured dozens was produced in court a day after the attacks.
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Charged With Murder, New Zealand Shooter Smirks In Courtroom
A 28-year-old suspect, identified as Brenton Harrison Tarrant appeared before the court on Saturday on murder charges connected with Friday's terror attacks in Christchurch, which left at least 49 people dead. He was remanded in custody without plea until April 5.
