Man Fires Air Gun Toward Police in Krakow Days After Mass Shooting
26 Articles
26 Articles
There was another shooting in Krakow, southern Poland, on Thursday. A 39-year-old man fired two shots at police officers, who responded with warning shots and then detained the man. No one was injured during the incident. It turned out that the detainee was firing a gas gun, Polish media reported, citing police. Last Saturday, another attacker in Krakow shot six people and wounded 15, after shooting three relatives in another city.
Krakow police have detained a man who shot officers twice with an air gun, the TVP World portal reported.
Krakow police have detained a man who shot officers twice with an air gun, the TVP World portal reported.
In Poland, Krakova, an unknown person opened fire on the police, then was defused and detained, told a local police officer, Yakub Mirochna. "The police received a report of a man travelling with a gun-like object. A police patrol immediately arrived at the scene. When the officers arrived at the scene of the incident, the person in question fired shots in their direction," he quoted Mirochna RIA News.
A man fired two shots from a stun gun at police officers in Krakow and was arrested and subdued. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident.
When the man saw the approaching police officers, he started shooting at them. The officers fired warning shots, after which the man dropped the weapon and was arrested.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 40% of the sources lean Left, 40% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
