The bodies found in the house of the Kraków attacker are his parents and sister
According to the official balance sheet, six people have died and 16 have been injured, including two police officers and the attacker himself, who is in "critical condition" and has just undergone surgery for the second time.
Police intervention at the family home of the Krakow attacker, Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski.
Three bodies were found inthe house of the assailant in Krakow's Central Square on Saturday afternoon; his parents, aged 53 and 52, and his sister, aged 20, Andrei Fiyolek of Poland, according to the spokesman of the police.
The bodies were found on Saturday night at the home of the family ofOstrowiec ○
The attacker, aged 24, entered Krakow's Central Square at about 3 p.m. witha high-speed vehicle, which, wearing a mask and uniform, opened fire on people in the area , causing panic, with passers-by seeking shelter in nearby cafes, restaurants and buildings.
Six people have been killed and 15 injured, including two police officers and the suspect himself, who isin"critical condition". In addition, several injured persons are in serious or critical condition .
The Minister of the Interior,Marcin Kierwinski , has pointed out that early investigations indicate that the suspect had "very radical views", although no specific motivationhas been provided so far.
One of the hypotheses is that he gotthe gun at his parents' house, because his father had a gun license.
Given the seriousness of what happened, Polish President Karol Nawrocki has signed a decree declaring 8 and 9 November as national days of mourning. Tusk has also supported the measure and announced that "Sunday and Monday will be days of national mourning" in Poland.