Norway: Mosque attacker sentenced to 21 years in prison (news update)

Mosque attacker sentenced to 21 years in prison

A man who attacked a mosque in Norway has been sentenced by a court to 21 years in prison.

According to the Associated Press, Philip Manshous, 22, shot and killed his first 17-year-old stepdaughter with a hunting rifle in the Barom area on the outskirts of the capital, Oslo, last year and then attacked a nearby mosque.
At the time of Philip Manshous's attack on the Oslo Mosque, there were only three people preparing for Eid al-Adha.

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Only one person was slightly injured in the attack on the mosque, which caught Philip Manchus.
Remember that the citizen who arrested Philip Manshous belonged to Pakistan.

During the trial, the defendant expressed regret in court that he did not harm many people, to which public prosecutor John Orberg pleaded with the judge that Philip was a "very dangerous man" and that he should be given a maximum sentence. Be heard
It should be noted that the strictest punishment in Norwegian law is 21 years imprisonment.