Police said the suspect had been shot by officers after the incident in Kraków Five people were killed and around a dozen others injured, including police officers, in a shooting in the historic heart of the southern Polish city of Kraków, police said on Saturday. A man drove into the city's Main Market Square at around 3 p.m. local time and opened fire at random people from his vehicle, regional police said in a statement on X. Police said the suspect had been shot by officers and was being taken to a hospital. Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he was receiving regular updates from the interior minister following the "tragic shooting," adding that police were investigating the circumstances of the attack. Footage and photographs showed paramedics working near the city's famous St. Mary's Basilica, while an air ambulance helicopter landed in the square. Emergency services continued rescue operations at the scene. Public shootings are relatively rare in Poland, where gun ownership is tightly regulated. More to follow...
