A shooting at a mosque in Quebec, Canada on Sunday night left six people dead and eight others injured. Following the shooting, many politicians and media outlets were quick to link the incident to Islam, noting falsely that the gunman was of Moroccan origin.

However, on Monday, the suspect in the shooting was identified as Alexandre Bissonnette, a 27-year-old white French Canadian nationalist, who was described in a local outlet as “an anti-immigrant far-right ‘troll.'”

Earlier Monday, Fox News wrote a tweet that read, “Suspect in Quebec mosque terror attack was of Moroccan origin.” Even after the suspect had been identified as Bissonnette, Fox has not yet issued a correction.

Suspect in Quebec mosque terror attack was of Moroccan origin, reports show https://t.co/oRzxGHEXDm pic.twitter.com/aEsEtccMvi

— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 30, 2017

Some called them out for not correcting the tweet, even though the outlet had corrected its own reports about the suspect.

@FoxNews This tweet needs to be corrected with the new information. It isn’t true.

— Gillian Brockell (@gbrockell) January 30, 2017

@FoxNews And your own story in that link says so.

— Gillian Brockell (@gbrockell) January 30, 2017

Yo, wanna issue a correction?https://t.co/gOPaSrodgN

— Anup Kaphle (@AnupKaphle) January 30, 2017

Hour & a half after tweeting out false info on #QuebecMosqueAttack Fox News has still not corrected or retracted. @ggreenwald https://t.co/IppNZrXxHH

— Derrick O’Keefe (@derrickokeefe) January 30, 2017

Bissonnette was detained and is facing six charges of first-degree murder, according to Canadian police.