New Zealand Police Interviewed Mosque Shooter Before Granting Gun License

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

New Zealand police revealed on Friday that they met with accused Christchurch mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant in October 2017 as part of a routine home inspection connected to his purchase of the guns used in the March 15 attacks that left 50 dead.

Australian Brenton Tarrant, a self-avowed white supremacist, applied for the gun licence in September 2017 and a police “firearms vetting team” visited his home in the southern city of Dunedin the following month, a police spokesman said.

“One of the steps to gaining a firearms licence is a home visit to meet the applicant in person and inspect the security of their property,” he said in a statement. –Channel NewsAsia

Tarrant was interviewed in October, 2017 while the firearms vetting team carried out a “security inspection” of his home.

“Following this, all the available information was reviewed and the licence was approved in November 2017.”

Two New Zealand residents were listed as references, who were also interviewed by police and “met the requirements of the process,” according to the spokesman.

Tarrant legally purchased several weapons in December 2017, including two semi-automatic rifles, two shotguns and a lever-action firearm used in the mosque attacks which had been inscribed anti-Islamic writings.

On Thursday, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the “first tranche” to reforms on gun laws – beginning with the immediate ban on the sale of semi-automatic and ‘assault’ rifles. 

“On 15 March, our history changed forever. Now, our laws will too,” said Ardern. “We are announcing action today on behalf of all New Zealanders to strengthen our gun laws and make our country a safer place.”

“The effect of this will mean that no one will be able to buy these weapons without a permit to procure from the police. I can assure people that there is no point in applying for such a permit,” she said, adding “In short, every semi-automatic weapon used in the terrorist attack on Friday will be banned in this country.

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4 thoughts on “New Zealand Police Interviewed Mosque Shooter Before Granting Gun License

  1. “Following this, all the available information was reviewed and the licence was approved in November 2017.”

    Absolutely no reason it should not have been.

    “On 15 March, our history changed forever.”

    The ONLY thing that changed was the level of DECEPTION (A WEAPON OF WAR) that you’ve escalated to against your OWN COUNTRYMEN, @ssholicus.

    Other than that, EVERYONE who was breathing BEFORE that FAKE-@SS ‘ATTACK’… STILL IS.

    “I can assure people that there is no point in applying for such a permit,” she said,…”

    Oh, they get it, b#tch.

    You’ll be getting the middle finger on THAT one from now on, so it’s a wasted effort.

    Have a nice hanging, traitor.

  2. Nice fake a$$ paper trail to legitimize a fake a$$ shooting. Your videos sucked, NZ. We ain’t buying it.

  3. False flags are so commonplace that they would be boring if they weren’t so tragic. As we should all be aware, terrorism is not aimed at the onsite victims, but at the audience. Terrorism is theater and we all know who owns Hollywood. Anybody die in Iraq or Syria or Afghanistan or Libya lately? Does it have anything to do with the irresponsible use of firearms? How about this circus act going down in Venezuela? Bring in the clowns. No, wait, they’re already here. My, how we love to strain the gnat only to swallow the camel.

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