Violent crime: Six dead and more than fifteen injured after shots in Krakow
Shots are fired from a car on the Main Ring in the Polish city of Krakow. Police overpower the suspected perpetrator. The Interior Minister assumes a far-right background.
A gunman opened fire on the main square in Krakau, southern Poland, on Saturday afternoon, killing six people, including four women and two men. The suspect was arrested and at least 16 others were injured, including two police officers and individuals from Germany, Austria, Portugal, Russia, and the UK. Twelve of the injured are in a critical or life-threatening condition. The shots were fired from a moving car and a rescue helicopter landed on the scene.
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