A view of the Krakow attack, the moment the suspect shoots from the car and is then neutralised by the police

At least five people are dead, and more than ten others have been injured after shooting guns at the main square in the town of Krakov in Poland on Saturday afternoon.

According to Polish media reports, the attacker has opened fire from a car to the people in Rynek Głowny street, one of the city’s most popular tourist attractions. The shooting happened shortly after 1500.

The suspect was shot by police during the operation and was arrested, and then taken to the hospital. According to reports, among the injured are members of the police, but details about their situation have not been disclosed.

Numerous police teams, firefighters and medical emergencies have emerged at the scene.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has indicated that he is being informed by Interior Minister for the situation in Krakov and that police are investigating the motive and all circumstances of the attack.

Krakov’s main square is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Poland, surrounded by historic buildings and St. Maria’s famous church.

V IDEO (Moment when the suspect is neutralised):

Source Layer: Insander