Three bodies found at suspected Krakow shooter’s home, linked to mass shooting that left six dead and 15 injured
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced three bodies discovered at the home of a man suspected of today’s Krakow shooting.
“We have confirmation. Two women and a man have been found dead at the perpetrator’s home,” Mr. Tusk stated.
He indicated that they likely belong to the suspect’s immediate family.
The suspect, a 25-year-old Polish man, allegedly holds “ultranationalistic” beliefs.
New angle of the seriously wounded Polish policeman firing at the suspected terrorist in Krakow today.
This man is a hero and all of Poland is praying for him. https://t.co/bzrfSd5YfN
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) November 7, 2026
Fatal shooting
The mass shooting in Krakow resulted in at least six deaths, and 15 others injured, including two police officers.
The shooting occurred around 3pm local time when reports emerged of a car-driven individual shooting randomly at people near the market square.
Dramatyczne chwile podczas zatrzymania sprawcy strzelaniny w Krakowie. Policjanci, narażając własne życie i zdrowie, podjęli walkę z uzbrojonym napastnikiem. Heroiczna postawa funkcjonariuszy, którzy mimo ogromnego zagrożenia nie wycofali się. https://t.co/NaiZhvB4Di
— Remiza.pl (@remizacompl) November 7, 2026
A police spokesperson mentioned the suspect wore military-style clothing.
During his arrest, the suspect engaged in gunfire, injuring two officers.
