Poland’s justice minister says investigation into Kraków shooting will aim to establish if the 24-year-old acted alone – Europe live
Summary
A 24-year-old man suspected of killing six people in a shooting in Kraków died in hospital after a shootout with police. Poland’s justice minister said the investigation will continue, including to determine whether the suspect acted alone.Key Facts
- The shooting took place on Saturday in Kraków’s Main Market Square.
- Six people, including a British national, were killed and 17 were injured.
- Five injured people were foreign nationals from Britain, Austria, Germany, Portugal and Russia; two police officers were also injured.
- Police said three people found dead at the suspect’s home were his father, mother and sister.
- Prosecutors opened a terrorism investigation.
- The interior minister said the suspect held radical far-right and ultra-nationalist views, while a government spokesperson urged caution before drawing conclusions.
- Kraków’s Main Market Square reopened on Sunday evening after police lifted a security cordon.
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