Syed Mazharuddin, a survivor of the mosque massacre in New Zealand, describes the horrific attack and the heroic actions of some who tried to stop the carnage
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Saturday morning that"our gun laws will change" following the mass shooting at two Christchurch mosques that left 49 people dead.
"There were five guns used by the primary perpetrator," she said at a news conference in Wellington."There were two semi-automatic weapons and two shotguns. The offender was in possession of a gun license. I'm advised this was acquired in November of 2017. A lever-action firearm was also found."She said the suspect, identified as Brenton Tarrant, obtained a gun license in November 2017 and began purchasing guns legally in December 2017.
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