Gunmen kills six in Krakow, three more bodies found at his house
Summary
A gunman opened fire in a historic square in Krakow, Poland, killing six people and wounding 16. Authorities reportedly found three more bodies at the 25-year-old suspect’s home; Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the shooting an act of terrorism.Key Facts
- The shooting took place in Krakow’s historic square.
- Six people were killed and 16 were wounded.
- Authorities reportedly found three bodies inside the suspect’s home.
- The suspect was 25 years old.
- Police shot the suspect.
- Authorities described the suspect as holding radical far-right views.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared the shooting an act of terrorism.
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