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Tusk reports three bodies at Kraków shooting suspect's home

The Polish prime minister's account adds a separate discovery to a report on the attack that killed six people in the city center.

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Three bodies were found at the home of the suspect in the Kraków mass shooting, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says in a report by Ukraine's Television News Service (TSN). The two women and one man were presumed to be close relatives of the suspect, but the report does not establish their identities or explain how they died.

That discovery is separate from the casualties reported in Saturday's attack on Rynek Główny, the main market square in Kraków's Old Town. The broadcast puts the shooting toll at six dead and 16 wounded and says days of mourning have been declared in Poland.

Reporter Anna Bol recounts how an attacker drove into the pedestrian area and opened fire with an automatic weapon on passersby and public-transport passengers. Police spokeswoman Katarzyna Cisło says officers intercepted the suspect, exchanged fire with him and took him to a Kraków hospital after he was wounded. Police also found weapons and ammunition in his car, she says.

The report describes the suspect as a 25-year-old Polish citizen from Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski who held a firearms license, and attributes an ultra-right ideology to him. Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński says officers fired on the attacker within three minutes of receiving the call, arguing that their response prevented a much larger tragedy.

Tusk convened an emergency meeting with ministers and intelligence chiefs and described the shooting as an unprecedented act of terrorism.

The broadcast says Polish nationals and a British citizen were among those killed, while Austrian, German and Portuguese nationals were among the injured. It reports no Ukrainian casualties and includes condolences from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.