Poland mourns 6 dead from Krakow shooting rampage
The attack site was cordoned off on Sunday morning as people laid out candles and police searched the bags of square workers.
A gunman killed six people in Krakow's Main Market Square on Sunday, leaving a trail of wounded from six nations. The 24-year-old Polish attacker, Michal O., was wounded by police and remains in critical condition. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed shock and sorrow over the act of terrorism. The suspect, who wore military-style clothing, had several firearms in his car.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk condemned the violence, though police had no motive. Two police officers, including Jakub Kulik, were injured while pursuing the gunman. The city placed flags and candles in tribute, and Warsaw announced a two-day mourning period.
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