Polish Prosecutors: No Evidence Linking Krakow Shooter to Any Specific Ideology
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There is no evidence yet that the gunman who carried out the shooting in central Krakow is linked to any ideology, prosecutors said on Monday.
"We have no evidence to state categorically and responsibly that he was inspired by one ideology or another," said the spokesman for the national prosecutor's office.
Polish prosecutors say they have not yet found evidence linking the 24-year-old behind the mass shooting in Krakow to a specific ideology.
The assassin of Krakow is dead. "The motive is now difficult to determine. It only remains to evaluate traces in social media, to question the social environment, to investigate the biography," says security expert Malte Roschinski.
We have some evidence that sheds a better light on the whole tragedy, he argues.
"If the perpetrator survives, he faces life in prison. And here we have to wait for the services and the police to investigate all his phone and internet contacts, to find out who he was in contact with, and whether any organizations or other individuals were behind it. During this attack, and I can say this with certainty, it was a lone wolf raid," said Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek on TVP Info's "Question of the Day…
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