Nine Dead After Far Right Gunman Attacks Krakow Square

Poland begins two days of national mourning after nine people died in a far-right terrorist shooting.

A gunman drove into Krakow's central market square on Saturday and opened fire on crowds, killing six people and injuring at least 15 others before police shot and wounded him. Police subsequently discovered three additional bodies—two women and a man—at the 25-year-old suspect's home, bringing the total death toll to nine. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared the rampage an act of far-right terrorism as the nation entered two days of mourning.

• The suspectPolice shot and detained the 25-year-old Polish gunman, who officials say was motivated by far-right extremism.
• Victim detailsA British national was among those killed in the market square, while at least 15 other people received medical treatment for injuries.
• National mourningPolish authorities announced two days of official national mourning across the country beginning 8 November.

What's new · 59m agoPoland announced two days of national mourning, while police revealed that the three bodies found at the suspect's residence were two women and one man.

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