The suspected gunman who killed six people in a popular market square in Poland, over the weekend, has died in hospital.
The 24-year-old Polish national drove into the city’s main market square in the town of Krakov, and started firing randomly.
The attack claimed the lives of four women, and two women. Sixteen people were injured in the attack, including two police officers.
The gunman was shot and injured by police during the attack and was in critical condition in hospital.
‘ULTRA NATIONALISTIC’ IDEOLOGIES
Police say three bodies were found at the gunman’s home after the attack, and they were identified as his father, mother, and sister.
Officials believe his “ultra-nationalistic” views inspired the attack. Polish authorities have launched a terrorism investigation.