Polish Attorney General: The Krakow Shooter Was Interested In Breivik
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What the searches on his computer showed - A large quantity of ammunition and a silencer were found in his vehicle
A gunman accused of killing six people in a Krakow square had shown a strong interest in notorious Norwegian mass murderers and neo-Nazis and other signs of right-wing radicalism, Poland's justice minister said today. Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek said Michal Oksinski had prepared for Saturday's shooting by buying about ten magazines for a semi-automatic rifle...
Michal Oksinski's murderous outfit claimed the lives of a total of nine people after he opened fire from his vehicle on passers-by in the main market square popular with tourists in the historic center.
Polish Minister of Justice, Waldemar Zurek, has further suggested that the 24-year-old may have been influenced by right-wing extremism.
The perpetrator of last week’s massacre in Krakow was interested in Norwegian neo-Nazi Anders Behring Breivik, Poland’s justice minister said today, adding that much evidence gathered by investigators has strengthened the case of far-right radicalization. “The authorities have access to the terrorist’s computer. We can see that he did consult websites about Anders Breivik,” said Waldemar Zurek, adding that investigators also found a Gadsden flag…
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