Police said the suspected attacker has been detained as authorities investigate why the shooting took place Two people were killed and 10 others injured, including two police officers, in a shooting in the historic heart of the southern Polish city of Kraków, emergency services said on Saturday. Shots were fired from a passing vehicle in the city's main market square, said Hubert Ciepły, a spokesperson for Poland's fire service. He put the number of fatalities at two, adding that 10 others were injured, including two police officers. Police said that the suspect had been detained, Polish state news agency PAP reported. Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he was receiving regular updates from the interior minister following the "tragic shooting," adding that police were investigating the motive and circumstances of the attack. Paramedics were working near St. Mary's Basilica, while an air ambulance helicopter landed in the square. Public shootings are relatively rare in Poland, where gun ownership is tightly regulated. More to follow...
