Six killed in Krakow shooting; three more bodies found at gunman's home, Polish PM calls it 'terrorism'
Six people have been killed and at least 15 wounded in a gunman's attack in the Polish city of Krakow. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has described the attack as an act of 'terrorism.'
Three more bodies were found at the gunman's home after the attack. The three are believed to be members of the suspect's family.
Prime Minister Tusk said six people were killed in Krakow and described the incident as an act of terrorism.
Reports differ slightly on the number of wounded. Al Jazeera reported that 15 people were wounded, while France 24 put the number of wounded at 16.
France 24 reported that, in addition to six people killed and 16 wounded in Krakow, three more bodies had been found inside the gunman's home.
What is known about the incident so far is this: six people were killed in the gunman's attack in Krakow, at least 15 were wounded, and three more bodies were found at the gunman's home, believed to be members of his family. Prime Minister Donald Tusk has called the attack an act of terrorism.
