New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern comforted mourners and laid a wreath at Kilbirnie Mosque in Wellington after the Christchurch terror attack
Ardern said that the"worst act of terrorism on our shores" had exposed a range of weaknesses in New Zealand's gun laws.It's a watershed moment for gun control in New Zealand, but there are no quick fixesSpeaking after her weekly Cabinet meeting Monday evening local time, Ardern told reporters that ministers had agreed"in principle" to reform gun laws.
Three days after the shootings, Brenton Harris Tarrant, 28, appears to be the only person in custody who has been linked to the attack."We believe that there is only one attacker responsible for this horrendous event," the commissioner said, adding that it was possible the suspect still could have received support from others.Bush said the threat level in New Zealand remained high and there would be high visibility from police and emergency service partners"for weeks to come.
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