Four firearms seized at Krakow shooting scene, seven at gunman's home
MOSCOW: Four firearms were seized at the scene of a shooting in the Polish city of Krakow, while another seven were found at the gunman's home, Kielce District Prosecutor Daniel Prokopowicz said on Sunday, reported Sputnik/RIA Novosti.
Four firearms were recovered at the crime scene in Krakow, Poland, while an additional seven weapons were discovered at the residence of the shooter, according to Kielce District Prosecutor Daniel Prokopowicz. The total number of firearms seized aligns with the information provided by law enforcement agencies, which stated that the shooter and his father possessed a total of 11 firearms, including permits for two firearms held by the shooter himself.
On Saturday evening, a shooter opened fire from a moving vehicle in central Krakow, resulting in the deaths of six individuals and injuries to 16 others, including police officers. The wounded assailant was subsequently detained and is currently hospitalized. Upon searching the shooter's home, authorities found the bodies of his sister and parents.
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