Poland shooting: PM reveals 3 bodies at suspect’s home; min flags far-right influence
AI summary
Three bodies, likely close family members, were found in the home of the suspect in Poland’s Krakow mass shooting, which left six dead and 16 injured. Authorities say the 25‑year‑old shooter was motivated by far‑right, ultranationalist views.
Key takeaways
- The victims found at the suspect’s residence were two women and one man, presumed relatives.
- Police recovered additional weapons and ammunition from the shooter’s car and home.
- The attack injured 16 people, including two police officers and five foreign nationals.
- Officials describe the incident as a terrorist act driven by extremist far‑right ideology.
Read the original at Times of India
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