They praised the attack in Krakow and more people were detained

Krakow and the whole of Poland cannot recover from what happened in the city center on November 7, meanwhile there are still entries on the Internet from people praising the attacker's behavior. The police warn that it is a matter of time before they are found and detained.

Internet publications after the attack are constantly monitored by the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime.

More arrests

Officers detained two more men who publicly praised the terrorist attack in Krakow, the Małopolska police announced on Friday.

"Yesterday, Krakow police detained a 33-year-old and a 50-year-old man who, independently of each other, in recent days publicly praised the terrorist attack that took place in Krakow. Today they will be transferred to the Kraków-Śródmieście Zachód District Prosecutor's Office, where further actions will be taken with them," it was reported in the entry on the X platform.

Earlier, on Thursday, the police announced the arrest of 11 people across the country in connection with publishing online entries praising the perpetrator of the shooting in Krakow or suggesting further attacks.

Spokesman of the Chief of Police, Deputy Inspector. Andrzej Fijołek informed that the detained included people aged 15 to 68. Except for one Ukrainian citizen, all of them are Polish citizens.

They were detained throughout the country, including: in Elbląg and Szczecin.

These are a total of 11 people who committed crimes aimed at praising or glorifying the murder in Krakow. Often, these entries also suggested that other events of this type may occur, including in Warsaw on November 11. They not only misled public opinion, but even caused disinformation and waves of panic, the spokesman pointed out.

"It's stupid"

According to police information, most of these people could not explain their behavior or said it was stupid. He noted that those detained will face various charges, depending on the entry.

The attack in Krakow took place on Saturday (November 7) on the Main Market Square. A 24-year-old man drove his car onto the market square and then opened fire on random people. Six people were killed and 15 injured, including two policemen.