Shooter in Krakow is a 24-year-old man with presumably 'far-right beliefs'

A 24-year-old man opened fire on a crowd in Poland, killing six people and injuring sixteen others. The shooter acted alone and was reportedly fascinated by far-right beliefs. He was apprehended by police and is in serious condition in the hospital. Among the victims, five were Polish nationals and one was British. The police found multiple weapons in the shooter's vehicle, and investigations are ongoing at the crime scene and the suspect's family home.