NZ mosque gunman ‘rational’, lawyer says after he’s fired
Al JazeeraSuspect in New Zealand mosque massacre doesn’t appear mentally unstable and will represent himself, ex-attorney says. The Australian man accused of shooting dead 50 people at two New Zealand mosques doesn’t appear mentally unstable and plans to represent himself, his court-appointed lawyer said on Monday. Selling guns Tightening New Zealand’s gun laws was at the top of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s agenda as she met with her cabinet on Monday for the first time since the massacre. At a news conference, Gun City owner David Tipple said the store sold four guns and ammunition to Tarrant through a “police-verified online mail order process”. ‘Emotional responses’ Tipple said he felt no responsibility for the tragedy and refused to say whether he believed gun ownership laws should change in New Zealand.