Poland Shooting: 5 Dead After Gunman Opens Fire in Kraków Tourist Square
Also reported by Guardian World
Summary
A gunman opened fire from a car in Kraków’s Main Market Square on Saturday, killing five people and injuring at least 12, Polish authorities said. Police shot and wounded the suspect before detaining him and taking him to a hospital; authorities had not announced a motive or identified him publicly.Key Facts
- The shooting began at about 3 p.m. local time.
- The attack took place in Kraków’s Main Market Square, in the city’s historic center.
- At least two police officers were among the injured, according to a fire department spokesperson cited by The Independent.
- Police shot and wounded the suspect during a confrontation.
- Authorities detained the suspect and took him to a hospital.
- Officials had not publicly identified the suspect or established whether the shooting was terrorism.
- Authorities urged residents and visitors to avoid the area while emergency crews responded.
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