A shooting in Krakow's market square left five dead and about a dozen injured on Saturday afternoon. The suspect, who fired from a moving vehicle, was detained and is hospitalized.
The calm of Saturday afternoon was shattered in one of Poland's busiest market squares. A man peine fire on passersby from a moving car in the center of **Krakow**. The provisional toll is **five dead** and around a dozen injured, according to police reports on X.
## An attack from a car in the middle of the square
The vehicle entered the market square around **3 p.m.** and the occupant began firing indiscriminately at people, police confirmed. A fire department spokesperson told TV reporters that shots came from a moving car.
The suspected perpetrator was wearing camouflage clothing and carrying several weapons. He was initially shot by officers and subsequently detained; he is currently hospitalized with injuries. Police have not yet detailed the motive for the attack.
## Police among the injured
Among those hit are several police officers, according to Polish media reports. This fits the sequence described by the police: the first to respond to the gunfire were the uniformed officers present in the area.
Authorities have urged caution as the investigation proceeds. The incident has shocked a city unaccustomed to such events, and emergency services worked for hours in the square to treat the wounded and secure the perimeter.
## What is known about the detainee
The arrested man fired at civilians and officers from a car. Authorities have not released his identity or a firm hypothesis regarding motives. The investigation remains open, and police are expected to provide more information in the coming hours.
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