Polish Government Ministers Suggest Tighter Gun Controls After Deadly Terrorist Shooting
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Albanian Bledar Ndreca, in a live connection from Poland for the show "Review" with Greta Topjana on Euronews Albania, spoke about the attack recorded in Krakow where 9 people were killed. Ndreca gave details about the event while noting that the Prosecutor's Office has opened two proceedings. According to him, proceedings have been launched regarding the murder of 3 family members of the perpetrator and the other attack with 6 victims of the 24…
Krakow shooting: The attacker had a gun permit and was out of sight of the policeA 24-year-old Pole killed six people and wounded 15 in the center of Krakow. Police establish motive, defense minister denied his service in the army.
After the tragic shooting in Krakow, which shocked public opinion, the deputy ministers of national defense and interior spoke out on the need...
Tightening access to firearms, including limiting the number of firearms held by one person, should be discussed following the shooting in Krakow, Deputy Minister of National Defense Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka said on Polsat News on Sunday. She emphasized that the perpetrator possessed the firearm legally.
Following the shooting in Krakow, the rules for issuing firearms permits should be re-examined, said Deputy Minister of National Defense Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka. She pointed out that the perpetrator had several legally owned firearms at home.
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