Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shooting
The Guardian World's headline. Reported by The Guardian World, The Guardian UK.
What the sources say, in brief
According to The Guardian UK and The Guardian World, Polish prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation after a 24-year-old man opened fire in a busy market square in Kraków, killing six people, including a Briton, and injuring 17. Officials say the suspect holds far-right views, and three people found dead at his home were his parents and sister. Both outlets carried near-identical excerpts, and the excerpts are cut off before the full account. The sources supplied do not include further details on the motive or the wider investigation.
Key points
- Polish prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation, according to The Guardian UK.
- A 24-year-old man opened fire in a busy market square in Kraków, The Guardian World reported.
- Six people were killed, including a Briton, and 17 were injured, according to The Guardian UK.
- Officials say the suspect holds far-right views, per The Guardian World.
- Three people found dead at the suspect's home were his parents and sister, according to The Guardian World.
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Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shooting. According to The Guardian UK and The Guardian World, Polish prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation after a 24-year-old man opened fire in a busy market square in Kraków, killing six people, including a Briton, and injuring 17. Officials say the suspect holds far-right views, and three people found dead at his home were his parents and sister. Both outlets carried near-identical excerpts, and the excerpts are cut off before the full account. The sources supplied do not include further details on the motive or the wider investigation. Covered by 2 publications. The Guardian World: Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shooting. The Guardian UK: Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shooting.
Who is covering it
- The Guardian World United Kingdom Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shooting Officials say suspect holds far-right views and three people found dead at his home were his parents and sister Polish prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation after a 24-year-old man opened fire in a busy market square in Kraków, killing six people including a Briton and injuring 17, in an 43 min ago · Tier 2
- The Guardian UK United Kingdom Polish prosecutors open terrorism investigation into Kraków shooting Officials say suspect holds far-right views and three people found dead at his home were his parents and sister Polish prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation after a 24-year-old man opened fire in a busy market square in Kraków, killing six people including a Briton and injuring 17, in an 43 min ago · Tier 2
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