Abdul Aziz (R) confronts a member of the public who backed white supremacist views in front of Christchurch High Court today. Photo: GettyA man arrested for allegedly confronting Christchurch mosque shooting survivors outside court just minutes after they saw the man charged with the March 15 terror attack has been granted bail. Rodrick Wayne Woods (33) allegedly played "Nazi music" and made racist remarks to victims shortly after alleged mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant entered not guilty pleas at the High Court in Christchurch this morning. Abdul Aziz, hailed as a hero on March 15 after chasing away the gunman from Linwood Mosque, approached the man today and told him to get away. Tarrant today denied murdering the Christchurch mosque terror attack victims and will stand trial in May next year.

Source: Otago Daily Times June 14, 2019 06:11 UTC