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Six killed in Krakow shooting
A gunman opened fire in Poland's second largest city on Saturday, killing six people and injuring several others.
In brief
A gunman opened fire in Poland's second largest city on Saturday, killing six people and injuring several others. Six people were killed and several injured in a shooting in central Krakow on Saturday by a twenty-five-year-old Polish citizen inspired by far-right ideologies. Originally reported by BBC News.
Gunman opens fire in Krakow
Six people were killed and several others injured when a gunman opened fire in central Krakow, Poland's second largest city, on Saturday.
Suspect inspired by far-right
Poland's interior minister described the suspect, a twenty-five-year-old Polish citizen, as being inspired by far-right ideologies. Police said he used military weapons in the attack.
Three more bodies found
Hours after the attack, Polish PM Donald Tusk said three other bodies were found at the suspect's home, which is still being searched.
Here's the gist
Six people were killed and several injured in a shooting in central Krakow on Saturday by a twenty-five-year-old Polish citizen inspired by far-right ideologies.
