4 women and 2 men killed and 15 wounded What is known and what is not for the attack on Krakov, Poland

4 women and 2 men killed and 15 wounded What is known and what is not for the attack on Krakov, Poland

4 women and 2 men killed and 15 wounded What is known and what is not for the attack on Krakov, Poland

At least six people have remained killed by shooting in the southern town of Krakov, regional administration has announced.

As details of this shooting attack continue to come to light, reports the BBC, the Express follows.

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Here is what is known so far:

What Is Known

Six people have been killed four women and two men, police announced.

At least 15 other people have been injured, according to local authorities.

The shooting took place around 1500 local time (1400 GMT), when a man drove into Main Square in town and started shooting randomly from his vehicle, local police announced.

So far there is only one suspect, who is in police custody, Poland’s Interior Ministry announced.

The suspect is a Polish citizen, the Interior Ministry announced. Police have reported that he was dressed in military-style agreements and used military weapons, while other weapons were found in his vehicle as well.

Among the wounded are two police officials, one of whom is in very critical condition.

Unknown

The motive behind the attack.

Other details about the identity of the suspect, including his name, age and residence.

The identities of people killed and of those left wounded.

Health condition of injured persons.

Source Layer: Insander

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