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Kraków shooting suspect who killed six has died, say police in Poland
Executive Summary
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Key Insights
- A 24-year-old gunman opened fire in a busy market square in Kraków, Poland, on Saturday afternoon, killing six people including a Briton and injuring 17.
- The suspect, wounded in a shootout with police, died in hospital early Monday, Malopolska Policja said.
- Polish prosecutors opened a terrorism investigation into the attack, which authorities said was probably inspired by far-right ideologies.
- Three people found dead at the gunman's home were his father (53), mother (52) and sister (21).
- Two days of national mourning began; the rare mass shooting shocked Poland, which was considered safer than many European neighbours.
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