One person has been injured in a shooting inside a mosque in Norway, police said on Saturday, adding that one man had been apprehended. The suspected shooter at the al-Noor Islamic Centre near the country's capital was described as 'a young white man,' the police added. The victim was a 75-year-old member of the congregation, mosque director Irfan Mushtaq told TV2. 'The man carried two shotgun-like weapons and a pistol. He broke through a glass door and fired shots,' he said. The shooter, who wore body armor, was overpowered by members of the mosque before police arrived, Mushtaq added.