Yesterday National’s Police spokesman Brett Hudson asked questions of Police Minister Stuart Nash on yesterday’s exposé that the Police failed to follow the law and properly vet the Christchurch shooter which enabled him to obtain a firearm’s licence and then legally purchase firearms for his terror attack.
Question 7 – Brett Hudson to the Minister of Police from New Zealand Parliament on Vimeo.
FedEx driver sentenced to die for brutal murder of seven-year-old Athena Strand.
Educators’ favourite author pleads guilty to child exploitation charges.
Middle Eastern crime gangs’ reign of terror in Melbourne.
Regardless of how one counts the cases, left-wing violence remains a serious problem – undoubtedly the most serious.
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