The murderer from the Krakow shooting spree dies, a "Gadsden flag" adorned with a snake found in his home

Michał Oksiński, the perpetrator of the Krakow shooting spree in which he killed 9 people, has died from his wounds. A Gadsden flag was found in his home, but Polish authorities admit there is no evidence he acted out of a far-right ideology. The officers who neutralized him have regained consciousness and will be declared honorary citizens; $1.5 million has been raised for their rehabilitation.

Michał Oksiński, a 24-year-old who carried out the Saturday shooting spree in Krakow, killing 9 people, died today from his wounds at the hospital. He was hospitalized in critical condition after being neutralized by two police officers in the main square, underwent surgeries, but his condition remained critical. His death was confirmed at 4:30 AM. A Gadsden flag, a yellow flag with a snake and the inscription 'Don't Tread on Me,' used as a libertarian symbol and also adopted by far-right groups, was found in his home. However, Polish authorities have retreated from the initial claim that Oksiński acted out of a far-right ideology and now admit there is no evidence for this. The investigation continues, with attempts to access his electronic devices. The two officers who neutralized him, Jakub Kulik and Artur Murański, have regained consciousness and will be declared honorary citizens of Krakow. A fundraising campaign for them has raised $1.5 million.