«Breaking News» Inside the prison cell where the accused Christchurch gunman 'is being held in solitary confinement'

The stark jail cell where the accused Christchurch gunman is reportedly being held in solitary confinement has been described as a cream and brown-coloured space with 17kg concrete-block walls.

Brenton Tarrant, 28, is understood to be under 24-hour surveillance at Paremoremo maximum-security prison in Auckland, and has been refused access to newspapers, television and radio, the New Zealand Herald reported. 

The Australian's likely surroundings are a 8.99sq m cell with heartbeat detectors, security doors that unlock with fingerprint scanners and a five-layered fence.

Each cell is 3.1m wide by 2.9m long and contains a single heavy-duty steel bed built into the wall, a window, a desk, and a toilet and shower visible to all staff via cameras. 

A domed ceiling mirror also allowing guards to see into the entire cell from outside the horizontal bars sitting behind high-security glass.   

This accused Christchurch gunman's cell in solitary confinement is likely to be a cream and brown-coloured confined space with walls made of concrete blocks weighing 17kg each

Brenton Tarrant, 28, is understood to be under 24-hour surveillance at Paremoremo prison in Auckland (pictured), and has been refused access to newspapers, television and radio

Tarrant's (pictured) likely surroundings are a 8.99sq m cell with heartbeat detectors, electrified security measures and five layers of security

The prison is the country's only maximum-security detention facility. Pictured: Paremoremo prison

Maximum-security inmates spend up to 20 hours a day in their cells, prison director Andy Langley said.  

Paremoremo prison, which recently underwent a $300million rebuild, holds 681 inmates and is home to some of New Zealand's most dangerous criminals. The maximum-security wing holds 260 inmates.

The prison is the country's only maximum-security detention facility.    

All rooms are located on the ground floor, and individual wings spanning out from the centre can be shut down if fires or riots break out. 

Without access to outside world information, Tarrant will be unable to obtain reports on the Christchurch mosque massacre he's accused of carrying out last Friday. 

Tarrant will not be permitted to receive visitors while behind bars, the Department of Corrections said.

Without access to outside world information, Tarrant (pictured) will be unable to obtain reports on the Christchurch mosque massacre he's accused of carrying out last Friday 

'He is being managed in accordance with the provisions set out in the Corrections Act 2004 and our international obligations for the treatment of prisoners.

'At this time he has no access to television, radio or newspapers and no approved visitors,' Corrections said in a statement.

Authorities have tried to shroud Tarrant's exact whereabouts in secrecy, but the Department of Corrections did state they had been assisted by 'other agencies' in moving the 28-year-old from Christchurch to his new location.  

The maximum-security wing holds 260 inmates (pictured is an overhead view of the prison)  

Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis declined to comment in regards to Tarrant's exact location on Tuesday, Stuff reported.

'I'm not going to go into any operational things. You've got to remember that the safety of Corrections officers is most paramount and I'm not going to say anything to jeopardise that,' he said. 

New Zealand has formally identified 21 of the 50 victims murdered during attacks on two mosques in Christchurch last week.

Authorities have tried to shroud the 28-year-old's exact whereabouts in secrecy (Paremoremo Prison pictured) 

Their bodies are now being made available to their families, New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush said on Wednesday.

By midday Wednesday, the bodies of another six victims were identified and released, taking the total to 27.

'By the end of Wednesday, we should have completed the majority of those identifications,' Commissioner Bush told reporters in Christchurch.

'I have to say some of those victims will take a little longer.'

Some 120 forensic workers are involved in the identification process, which began soon after the attacks. 

Another 50 people were injured during the shooting. 

TIMELINE OF TERROR: HOW THE CHRISTCHURCH MASSACRE THAT CLAIMED 50 LIVES UNFOLDED

A 28-year-old Australian man entered a mosque in central Christchurch on Friday afternoon and opened fire on people gathered inside the building - killing 50 people and leaving dozens more injured.

This is how the incident unfolded in local New Zealand Time.

1.40pm: First reports of a shooting at a mosque in central Christchurch. 

A man entered the mosque with an automatic weapon and opened fire on people inside. 

2.11pm: Police confirmed they were attending an 'evolving situation' in Christchruch.

Gunshots are heard in the area outside Masid Al Noor Mosque on Deans Avenue.

Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots, with one saying she attempted to give CPR to an injured person but they died.

2.17pm: Multiple schools went into lockdown in Christchurch. 

People who were in the mosque began to leave covered in blood and with gunshot wounds.

2.47pm: First reports of six people dead, three in a critical condition and three with serious injuries.

2.54pm:  Police Commissioner Mike Bush said the situation is 'serious and evolving' and told people to remain indoors and stay off the streets.

The Canterbury District Health Board activated its mass casualty plan.

3.12pm: New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern cancelled her afternoon arrangements.

3.21pm: Christchurch City Council locked down many of their central city buildings. 

3.33pm: First reports of a bomb in a beige Subaru that crashed on Strickland Street, three kilometres from the shootings.

3.40pm: Police confirmed there were multiple simultaneous attacks on mosques in Christchurch.

3.45pm: Reports of multiple shots fired at the shootings, which are ongoing.

3.59pm: 300 people were reported to be inside the moque.

4.00pm: One person is confirmed to be in custody but there are warnings there may be others out there.

Police commissioner Mike Bush urges Muslims across New Zealand to stay away from their local mosque.

4.10pm: Jacinda Ardern calls Friday 'one of New Zealand's darkest days'. 

5.27pm: First reports of a second shooting.

A witness said a Muslim local chased the shooters at the mosque in Linwood, firing in 'self defence'. 

5.31pm: Four people are confirmed to be in custody. including one woman.

Multiple fatalities were reported.

7.07pm: It was confirmed an AR15 rifle was used in the attack.

7.20pm: Dunedin Street was cordoned off.

Reports the attackers planned to also target the Al Huda Mosque.

7.26pm: At least 40 people were confirmed dead, Jacinda Ardern confirmed.

7.34pm: Confirmed that 48 people were being treated in hospital. 

7.46pm: Britomart train station in central Auckland was evacuated after bags were found unattended.

The bags were deemed not suspicious. 

8.35pm: New Zealand's Government confirmed this is the first time ever the terror level has been lifted from low to high.

9.03pm: Police Commissioner Mike Bush confirms that the death toll has risen to 49.

Brenton Tarrant was later charged with murder, and the death toll has since risen to 50.

 

 

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