Forty people have been treated for injuries at Christchurch Hospital. Mr Bush said 41 people died at the Masjid al-Noor mosque on Deans Avenue, seven at the Linwood Avenue mosque, and one more later in hospital. Look back over our live blog on the Christchurch terror attack on two mosques Police in Christchurch did not name the man who had been charged. The ABC has identified Grafton man Brenton Tarrant as the man visible in livestreamed footage of the attack. New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush said one man in his late 20s had been charged with murder, two other people remained in custody and the other - who was armed at the scene - may not have had anything to do with the attack. New Zealand police arrested three men and a woman in the aftermath of the attacks, and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed one of those taken into custody was an Australian-born citizen. At least one gunman with a semi-automatic weapon massacred worshippers gathered for Friday prayers in two locations: a mosque at Deans Avenue in central Christchurch and another mosque in the nearby suburb of Linwood.
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