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The shooter, described as fascinated by far-right ideologies, was neutralized; three additional bodies were found in his apartment.
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- A car shooter opened fire on pedestrians in Krakow, Poland, killing at least six people and injuring around fifteen before being neutralized.
- Three additional bodies, possibly those of his family, were found in his apartment.
- The shooter was fascinated by far-right ideologies.
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Why It Matters
A shooting took place in Krakow, Poland, where a car shooter opened fire on pedestrians.
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A gunman in a car opened fire on pedestrians in Krakow, killing six and wounding around fifteen, before being neutralized. 3 additional bodies, which could be those of his family, were also found in his apartment. The shooter was fascinated by far-right ideologies.
Open Questions
- Are the three bodies found in the shooter's apartment those of his family?
- What are the precise motives for the attack?
- Did the shooter act alone?
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This article was originally published by Le Figaro Actualités.
