Deaths and Injuries Reported After Shots Were Fired in a Market Square in Krakow, Polish Authorities Say
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In the Polish Cracow, a man shot out of a car and killed at least six people. Other people were injured, including a German one. What is known so far about the crime.
Shots on the Krakow Market Square: Poland's Ministry of the Interior reports injured from Germany and other countries. The alleged perpetrator Michał O. (24) has been arrested.
The Minister of Justice Appeals to Remain Calm and Not to Hinder the Work of the Services in Krakow.
Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek announced on Saturday that prosecutors, police, and other services are working at the scene of the incident in Krakow, where five people died, securing evidence and investigating the circumstances of the attack. He appealed for calm and not hindering the work of the services. Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek wrote on X about the "enormous tragedy in Krakow's Market Square. "I share in the pain of the... The article…
Tragic events unfolded on November 7th in Krakow's Main Market Square. Six people were killed and more than a dozen injured in a shooting in the city center. According to police, the perpetrator was a 24-year-old resident of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship who had no identification on him.
"I am being kept up to date by the Minister of Internal Affairs on the situation in Krakow following the tragic shooting," Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, stating that he was being kept up to date on the shooting in Krakow. The head of government announced that police were investigating all the circumstances of the attack. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration said that Marcin Kierwiński had departed for Krakow.
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