Mosque shooting in Norway treated as attempted terrorist attack
Police in Norway’s capital have said the shooting at a mosque that wounded one person is being investigated as an attempted terrorist attack.
One suspect is in custody after the shooting at the Al-Noor Islamic Centre in the Oslo suburb of Baerum on Saturday.
Police said they believe no-one else was involved.
They said the alleged perpetrator is also a murder suspect in a separate case.
Oslo police official Rune Skjold told a news conference on Sunday that the suspect, a man in his 20s, has been found to hold extreme right-wing views and animosity toward immigrants.
After the shooting, police went to his residence and said they found his 17-year-old sister dead.
Police said the man is a suspect in that death.