At least five people killed in shooting in Poland’s Krakow
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says police are investigating after 'tragic shooting' in second-largest city.
A gunman launched a deadly mass shooting in Krakow, Poland on Saturday afternoon, leaving five individuals dead and more than a dozen others injured, according to police reports. The assailant indiscriminately targeted people as he drove into the bustling Main Square, a popular tourist attraction in the heart of the city. Among those wounded were several police officers.
Police officers engaged in a confrontation with the gunman, during which he was injured. Images from the scene depicted a swift response by police officers and ambulances to the tragic situation in the city center.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed solidarity with the victims and their families, stating that police were actively investigating the attack. President Karol Nawrocki also conveyed his deepest sympathies, emphasizing the profound impact of this horrific incident on Poland. Tom Rose, the U.S. ambassador to Poland, expressed his condolences and support, reaffirming America's commitment to standing with Poland during this dark hour.
Poland's second-largest city, Krakow, is located approximately 250 kilometers (155 miles) from the capital, Warsaw.
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