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Former inspector-general of police Musa Hassan has used the Christchurch mosques massacre to justify his case on why the death penalty should not be abolished.
Musa claimed the terrorist who ended 50 lives in shootings at two mosques did so because of the lack of a deterrent, since New Zealand does not have the death penalty.
Musa claimed the terrorist who ended 50 lives in shootings at two mosques did so because of the lack of a deterrent, since New Zealand does not have the death penalty.
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