Polish prosecutors have launched a terrorism investigation after a gunman killed nine people, including a British man, in a suspected far-right attack in Krakow.
The 25-year-old suspect allegedly murdered his parents and sister at home before driving into the city’s historic Main Market Square and opening fire on crowds, killing six more people.
Two police officers who confronted the gunman were hailed as ‘true heroes’ by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Senior constables Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański remained in critical condition in hospital.
The gunman was wounded during a shootout with officers shortly after the attack in the square and was taken to
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