Accused Christchurch shooter Brenton Tarrant allegedly fired at pedestrians from his car while en route to carry out an attack at a second mosque, according to a disturbing new video.
Security footage from a hotel car park on Deans Avenue, just 300 metres away from Al Noor, captured the moment the accused gunman drove away from the mosque after allegedly killing 42 worshippers during Friday prayer.
The 28-year-old Australian suspect is believed to have been on his way to the Linwood mosque, where he is accused of killing an additional eight people.
The video, first obtained by CNN, is timestamped at 1.42pm, one minute after New Zealand Police received the first call.
Security footage from a hotel car park shows a driver, believed to be accused gunman Brenton Tarrant, driving up to pedestrians on Deans Avenue, before opening fire at a passerby (pictured) through his window
Tarrant was arrested on the sidewalk by two police officers last Friday after he allegedly shot and killed 50 Muslim worshipers at two Christchurch mosques
During this time, a series of gunshots are heard, presumably coming from the Al Noor mosque, but bystanders do not react.
Minutes later, at 1.46, the sound of the gunshots becomes louder and clearer, and nearby pedestrians begin to flee.
Police sirens are also heard wailing in the background.
A white station wagon, believed to belong to Tarrant, then comes into the frame and he is seen honking his horn at a bystander in an attempt to get their attention.
The accused gunman then allegedly opens fire through a closed window of the passenger seat as the person takes cover.
Police would arrest Tarrant just 16
