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Kraków shooting suspect who killed six has died, Polish police say
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Terrorism investigation continues after 24-year-old opened fire in market square, leaving 16 injured Europe live – latest updates A gunman suspected of killing six people, including a British man, and injuring 16 in a rare mass shooting in a busy market square in Kraków has died
Terrorism investigation continues after 24-year-old opened fire in market square, leaving 16 injured Europe live – latest updates A gunman suspected of killing six people, including a British man, and injuring 16 in a rare mass shooting in a busy market square in Kraków has died in hospital, Polish police said. The 24-year-old Polish national, who has not yet been officially named, opened fire in the city’s main square on Saturday afternoon in an attack that a government minister said was probably influenced by far-right ideologies. He was wounded during a shootout with police and taken to hospital in a critical condition.
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