Christchurch mosque massacre video distributors get death threats, court told

📆 4/16/2019 7:20 AM
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WELLINGTON (AFP) - People charged with possessing or distributing the video of a gunman's deadly rampage at two New Zealand mosques last month have been getting death threats, local media reported on Tuesday (April 16).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

WELLINGTON - People charged with possessing or distributing the video of a gunman's deadly rampage at two New Zealand mosques last month have been getting death threats, local media reported on Tuesday .

Authorities warned people against sharing the video, which they declared illegal in New Zealand, as a wave of revulsion rippled throughout the country. Prosecutor Pip Currie said"death threats have already been made" against some of the defendants, the Christchurch Court News website said.Judge Stephen O'Driscoll released three of the defendants on bail, ordering that the suppression order remain in place and warning against anyone taking the law into their own hands.

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