Massacre in New Zealand: The neo-Nazi gesture of the terrorist in court

The mbadacre in New Zealand continues to hit the Muslim community. The most brutal attack in the country's history Oceanic currently has a suspect who allegedly filmed via Faceboo Live while mbadacring 49 people in a mosque with semi-automatic rifles.

After his arrest and the first reports, Brenton Harrison TarrantAustralian, age 28, is the first inmate. On Saturday, he appeared before the Justice of the City of Christchurch, where he showed a defiant attitude and even neo-Nazi gesture in front of the television cameras.

As explained by the police, the young man created with his hands a kind of logo that reflects "WP" in reference to the sentence "White Power"in a symbol of racial supremacy that identifies racist extremists.

He then sat on the Court, where he heard the charges against him without expressing any emotion, and then retired to prison, where he will be held until his trial is resolved. The next hearing will take place in the first days of the month of april.

Meanwhile, New Zealand's premier Jacinda Ardern has announced changes to the law on firearms ownership: "Our laws will changer, there were attempts in 2005 and 2012, then a survey in 2017. The time has come to change. "