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Six Killed and Dozens Injured in Krakow Shooting
A gunman killed six people and injured more than a dozen others in an ultra-nationalist attack in the center of Krakow before being arrested.
A 25-year-old Polish man equipped with military-grade weapons and attire drove onto Main Market Square in Krakow and began randomly firing at people, killing four women and two men, including one British citizen. Police pursued the suspect's car until it crashed, engaging him in a firefight that left two police officers injured. Authorities later found three more bodies during a search of the suspect's home, which officials believe are members of his immediate family. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the event as a drastic act of terrorism and confirmed that the suspect was motivated by far-right ideologies.
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