CBZC: Six People Detained in Connection with False Entries Regarding the Shooting in Krakow
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Two more people whose online activity could have posed a potential threat have been detained by police, RMF FM reporter Kacper Wróblewski learned. A total of eight such individuals have been detained since yesterday.
Six people between the ages of 15 and 36 were detained.
Both the attacker and his father had gun licenses, and multiple firearms were found in the family apartment and in the attacker's car.
Just in the last 24 hours, police officers from the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime in several voivodeships identified and detained six people aged 15 to 36 – the authors of false entries concerning the shooting in Krakow.
Six people have been detained so far after the mass shooting in Krakow's Main Square, among them five Polish citizens and one Ukrainian citizen, the Polish Ministry of the Interior announced.
According to Karolina Galecka, spokeswoman for the Ministry of the Interior, the arrest was made after content was found on the Internet that could indicate a threat to other people. Police are investigating possible copycats of the attacker who killed six people. After Saturday's attack in the center of Krakow, law enforcement agencies are carrying out actions across the country. The Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime detained six people, …
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