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New Zealand police charge man over possession of explosives in Christchurch

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A man in Christchurch was charged in court on Wednesday with possessing explosiv...

Police officers and vehicles are seen behind police cordon, in Christchurch, New Zealand in this still image taken from video April 30, 2019. TVNZ via Reuters TV

Police said the 33-year-old suspect had no known link to those attacks. He was charged with three counts of possession of explosives and possession of ammunition and two counts of possession of an offensive weapon, according to an emailed statement from New Zealand Police. “We are not seeking anyone else in relation to the incident. There are no known links between the 33-year-old man and the Christchurch attacks on March 15,” the statement said, adding that police would refrain from further comment while the case was before the courts.

 

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Just kinda surprised that this story is big news internationally, It's not really that big here.

So they didn’t let him go because he liked trump?

getting tired of these angry white bois.

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