Three more bodies found at Krakow gunman’s home after six killed
Three additional bodies were found at the home of a man who carried out a mass shooting in Krakow’s central square in Poland on Nov. 7, Polish broadcaster TVN24 reported.
On November 7, a gunman in Krakow, Poland opened fire on random pedestrians with an AR-15 rifle, killing six people and leaving 16 injured, including two police officers. The latest development reveals three more bodies were discovered at the 24-year-old suspect's home in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. The victims identified thus far are the gunman's mother, father, and sister.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed the identities of the deceased. The gunman, a Polish citizen, was wounded during the incident and is currently hospitalized. Police chief Marek Boroń stated that the shooter likely held ultranationalist views. The suspect was wearing military attire and carried a military-style long gun, likely an AR-15 rifle.
Twelve of the wounded suffered life-threatening injuries. Police denied rumors of more than one attacker and clarified that the suspect's father legally owns 11 firearms, while Michał, the gunman, has two. Neither parent has a history of legal issues. The incident left 16 people wounded, including Portuguese and Russian citizens among the injured.
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