
Krakow gunman kills six; three more found dead at his home
Poland's Prime Minister says the three bodies were likely the attacker's close relatives, hours after he opened fire in the city's Main Square.
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Poland's Prime Minister says the three bodies were likely the attacker's close relatives, hours after he opened fire in the city's Main Square.
A gunman drove around Krakow's Main Square on Saturday, firing at people, killing six and injuring 15.
Police shot and wounded him; officials say he held far-right, ultranationalist views.
Two women and a man were later found dead at his home, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.