Quebec 'terrorist who killed six in mosque attack' called 911 to confess 'because he felt bad'

One of the men accused of gunning down six people in a terror attack on a Canadian mosque allegedly called police and confessed because he "felt bad".

The alleged terrorist was being hunted by police when he reportedly made the call to emergency services just 20 minutes after the massacre in Quebec City.He claimed to have been one of the gunmen involved in the ambush on the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre, where six people were killed and more than a dozen were injured.

The 27-year-old man told emergency services he "felt bad" due to his alleged role in the mass shooting and was threatening to kill himself, the French-language newspaper Le Soleil reported.