The suspect in the Krakow mass shooting died after his family members were found dead in his home
A gunman killed six people and injured 16 others in a shooting in Krakow's Main Square. The suspect, a 24-year-old Polish man with ultranationalist views, died in the hospital on Monday following a shootout with police. Poland has declared two days of national mourning.
- Police found the bodies of three people in the house of the man who shot in Krakow.
- The Polish Interior Minister stated the man held far-right ideologies and radical views.
- The attack began on the Main Square in Krakow.
- The Polish President signed a decree declaring November 8 and 9 days of national mourning.
- Marcin Kierwiński said the attacker had radical, ultranationalist beliefs.
- The suspect is a Polish citizen from the Heiligkreuz Voivodeship.
- Six people died from the shooting, including four women and two men.
- The shooting left 16 people wounded, including two police officers and the gunman himself.
- The shooter, aged 24, entered the main square of Krakow in a vehicle at 3:00 p.m.
- Donald Tusk stated the three deceased were likely close to the shooter.
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