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The gunman who killed six people in a shooting in central Kraków has died in hospital, Polish police said. The bodies of his parents and sister were also found at his home.
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The gunman who opened fire in central Kraków on Saturday, killing six people, has died in hospital, Polish police said on Monday. His death follows the discovery of the bodies of his parents and sister at his home.
Polish news agency ANP, citing Reuters, reported that Prime Minister Donald Tusk had earlier described the attack as an act of terrorism. Prosecutors are investigating the shooting as a terrorist offence.
Police shot and wounded the 24-year-old suspect during the attack. The six people killed included four women and two men; 16 others were injured, according to earlier reports. Police said the suspect acted alone, and his motive had not been established.
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