3 bodies found at home of man who opened fire in Poland, they were likely his family members
Authorities used a drone to examine the suspect's property before entering it because of concerns that weapons and other potential threats could be inside.
Three bodies were discovered at the residence of a 25-year-old Polish man who allegedly opened fire in Krakow's Main Market Square, resulting in six deaths and over a dozen injuries. Police suspect the victims were likely family members of the gunman, who remains hospitalized in a critical but stable condition after undergoing multiple surgeries.
The attack unfolded in one of Krakow's busiest areas, with the gunman firing randomly from a vehicle before the shooting concluded. Police and counterterrorism officers secured the scene, finding significant weaponry and ammunition inside the suspect's property. Authorities are investigating potential far-right influences behind the attack, which Prime Minister Donald Tusk described as unprecedented in Poland's history.
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