Poland launches terrorism probe into mass shooting in Krakow
- Poland's National Prosecutor's Office said on social media it had "launched an investigation today into yesterday's attack in Krakow", adding it was probing "the killing of six people...
- using a firearm, and the attempted murder of many others, including police officers, this act constituting a terrorist offence".
- The 24-year-old Polish national, who authorities say was "fascinated by far-right ideologies", opened fire at random Saturday in the heart of Krakow's historic centre, in what Prime Minister Donald Tusk had already dubbed as an act of "terrorism".
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- Poland's National Prosecutor's Office said on social media it had "launched an investigation today into yesterday's attack in Krakow", adding it was probing "the killing of six people...
- using a firearm, and the attempted murder of many others, including police officers, this act constituting a terrorist offence".
- The 24-year-old Polish national, who authorities say was "fascinated by far-right ideologies", opened fire at random Saturday in the heart of Krakow's historic centre, in what Prime Minister Donald Tusk had already dubbed as an act of "terrorism".
Sources: Al Jazeera, France 24