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British DJ named as one of six people killed in Krakow shooting
Police said the attack killed six people and wounded 15 more, and investigators are examining whether far-right ideology motivated the gunman.
- Scottish DJ James Thomas Campbell was among six people killed during a shooting in Krakow, Poland, on Saturday, November 7, authorities confirmed on Wednesday.
- Before driving to Krakow's Main Market Square, gunman MichaB OksiDski, 24, killed three family members at their home; Poland's national prosecutor stated the former military cadet was 'fascinated by extreme ideologies.'
- More than 500 rounds of ammunition and four pistols were discovered in OksiDski's car following the attack, which left 15 injured before the gunman died in hospital.
- Police Scotland is providing specialist support to the bereaved family in conjunction with Polish authorities, as Krakow reopened its Main Square following two days of national mourning.
- Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz described the shooting as an 'act of terror,' while Tusk noted Poland had not previously faced such drastic cases of terrorism against its citizens.
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Among the six people killed in a shooting in the Polish city of Krakow on Saturday was 32-year-old British citizen and DJ James Thomas Campbell, Sky News reports.
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Scottish man killed in Krakow shooting named as James Campbell from Prestwick
James Campbell, of Prestwick, was one of six people killed in the November 7 shooting in the Polish city by the 24-year-old gunman, who is also suspected of murdering three members of his own family.
·Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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