Gunman kills 6, wounds 16 in Krakow shooting

A gunman opened fire in central Krakow, Poland, killing six and wounding 16 before being shot by police. The wounded include citizens of several countries. Three additional bodies were found at the suspect's home.

A shooting in central Krakow has resulted in 6 deaths and 16 injuries. Poland's Interior Ministry specified that among the injured are citizens of Austria, Germany, Portugal, Russia and Great Britain. The shooter was a 25-year-old Pole who, according to authorities, held "very radical" and "ultra-nationalist" views. At the suspect's home, the bodies of two women and one man were found, believed to be members of his family.