"They glorified the attack in Krakow online." Two more people were detained
The services detained people glorifying Michał Oksiński's attack on the Internet. Six people were killed in Saturday's shooting in Krakow's Market Square.
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- The services detained people throughout the country glorifying Michał Oksiński's attack on the Internet.
- On Saturday, a 24-year-old man opened fire in Krakow's Market Square, killing six people and injuring fifteen, before dying in hospital.
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Why It Matters
On Saturday afternoon, a 24-year-old drove his car into the Krakow Market Square and shot at people, killing 6 people.
The detained people "glorified Michał Oksiński's attack on the Internet." There were also many very disturbing entries from Internet users.
Some entries also contain entries informing that a given user is doing the same thing, only in a different city, said Karolina Gałecka, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration.
According to the findings of an RMF FM reporter, since yesterday all arrests have taken place throughout the country.
Six dead in Saturday's shooting
On Saturday afternoon, a masked 24-year-old drove his car into the Krakow Market Square and started shooting at people there. After an exchange of fire with the police, he was injured and detained. He had a gun permit; he had no previous criminal record or criminal record. In his car, the officers found four weapons, including two AR-15 rifles and two pistols, as well as about 500 rounds of ammunition.
As a result of the attack, six people were killed and 15 were injured. Two policemen were among the injured. The bomber, shot by policemen, was in critical condition and was taken to hospital, where he died on Monday morning.
