Nine reported dead in Kraków shooting as police open terrorism investigation
Crime · First reported 8 Nov, 08:40 · Updated 09:40
Polish police are investigating a shooting in Kraków as a possible terrorist offence. Reports say the 25-year-old suspect is in critical condition; casualty figures for those injured differ between the two reports.
- Police opened a terrorism investigation after a shooting in Kraków that left nine people dead, including a British man, according to the detailed report.
- The report says the 25-year-old suspect was in critical condition under police guard; investigators believed he acted alone, and prosecutors were preparing six murder charges related to the square killings.
- Reports differ on the number injured: the detailed account says 15 were wounded, while the Telegraph snippet says 16.
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- Location
- Kraków’s Main Market Square
- Deaths
- Nine reported, including a British man
- Suspect
- A 25-year-old Polish citizen; reported in critical condition
- Injuries
- 15 wounded in GB News; 16 injured in the Telegraph snippet
- Investigation
- Polish police opened a terrorism investigation
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