Tourists and locals recount fatal Krakow mass shooting that left Poland reeling
KRAKOW, Poland (AP) — Tourists and locals alike this weekend witnessed a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland, that left six people dead and 15 wounded.
On a sunny Saturday in Krakow, Poland, a devastating mass shooting unfolded in the city's bustling Main Square. The 24-year-old perpetrator, known for his far-right views, unleashed a deadly barrage, leaving six people dead and 15 wounded, including the gunman's own sister and parents. Witnesses described the scene as surreal, likening it to a film.
The assailant was taken into custody, and police officers received commendations for their quick response. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed gratitude for the bravery of police, paramedics, and ordinary citizens who assisted in the crisis. The city's leadership reaffirmed their commitment to the city's welcoming spirit, declaring they would not be changed by this tragedy.
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