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Suspected gunman dies in hospital after Krakow attack that killed six

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Clark, D. (2026, November 9). Suspected gunman dies in hospital after Krakow attack that killed six. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/krakow-british-briton-austria-germany-b1304082.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-09 · by Dave Clark
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On Monday morning, local Polish police announced that the 24-year-old suspected gunman from Krakow died in the hospital after an attack that killed six people, including three members of his family. Four women and two men were shot dead; one man was British, while the nationalities of the others are either confirmed as Polish or remain unknown. The suspect is believed to have been influenced by far-right ideologies and was previously admitted to the hospital following being shot by police during the confrontation.
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On November 7, 2026, a 24-year-old gunman with far-right views killed six people and wounded at least fifteen others in the historic center of Kraków, Poland's second-largest city. The attacker drove his car into the Main Market Square just before 3 PM local time and began firing randomly at pedestrians. Among the victims was a British national; the other five were identified as Polish citizens. After fleeing, police found two women and a man dead in the gunman’s home in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, about 93 miles northeast of Kraków—likely family members. The shooter died from his injuries on November 9 at the hospital where he was being treated.

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Krakow Gunman Dies In Hospital
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Four women and two men were killed, with local officials saying three of the women and one man were Polish. “We would like to inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died in hospital early this morning,” Malopolska Policja wrote on X. The other man was British, while the nationality of the fourth woman remains unknown.
Four women and two men were killed, with local officials saying three of the women and one man were Polish. “We would like to inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died in hospital early this morning,” Malopolska Policja wrote on X. The other man was British, while the nationality of the fourth woman remains unknown.
Four women and two men were killed, with local officials saying three of the women and one man were Polish. “We would like to inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died in hospital early this morning,” Malopolska Policja wrote on X. The other man was British, while the nationality of the fourth woman remains unknown.
The November 5 celebrations coincided with a major European football clash and a possible protest in Glasgow, and officers from as far afield as Avon and Somerset, Hampshire, Hertfordshire and South Wales were expected to be on the streets of Scotland.
The November 5 celebrations coincided with a major European football clash and a possible protest in Glasgow, and officers from as far afield as Avon and Somerset, Hampshire, Hertfordshire and South Wales were expected to be on the streets of Scotland.
The November 5 celebrations coincided with a major European football clash and a possible protest in Glasgow, and officers from as far afield as Avon and Somerset, Hampshire, Hertfordshire and South Wales were expected to be on the streets of Scotland.
The November 5 celebrations coincided with a major European football clash and a possible protest in Glasgow, and officers from as far afield as Avon and Somerset, Hampshire, Hertfordshire and South Wales were expected to be on the streets of Scotland.
The speech, which will be followed by a panel discussion with four other chief constables, is expected to see Sir Mark warn that policing is overly reliant on the goodwill of its workforce to compensate for a system out of step with the realities of the crimes they tackle.
The November 5 celebrations coincided with a major European football clash and a possible protest in Glasgow, and officers from as far afield as Avon and Somerset, Hampshire, Hertfordshire and South Wales were expected to be on the streets of Scotland.
Madonna also performed alongside Carpenter and Charli XCX, while British singer Raye took to the stage with a medley including I Will Overcome and Where Is My Husband.
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British Krakow Malopolska Policja Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski Polish

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Polish NORP · 3× British NORP · 2× Jakub Kulik PERSON · 1× Krakow GPE · 1× Malopolska Policja ORG · 1× Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski GPE · 1×

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Four women and two men were killed, with local officials saying three of the women and one man were Polish. “We would like to inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died in hospital early this morning,” Malopolska Policja wrote on X. The other man was British, while the nationality of the fourth woman remains unknown.
framing: assertive · carried by 3 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-09
Four women and two men were killed, with local officials saying three of the women and one man were Polish. “We would like to inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died in hospital early this morning,” Malopolska Policja wrote on X. The other man was British, while the nationality of the fourth woman remains unknown.
2026-11-09 · Evening Standard
Krakow gunman suspect dies in hospital after nine including Brit shot dead · assertive framing
2026-11-09 · Evening Standard
Suspected gunman dies in hospital after Krakow attack that killed six · assertive framing
2026-11-09 · Evening Standard
Suspected gunman dies in hospital after Krakow attack that killed six · assertive framing

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The local police force announced the perpetrator’s death on X on Monday morning. asserted
force → announce → morning
A British man was among six people shot dead in the Polish city “terror” attack by a rampaging gunman, who is also suspected of killing three members of his own family. asserted
who → shoot → family
Four women and two men were killed, with local officials saying three of the women and one man were Polish. “We would like to inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died in hospital early this morning,” Malopolska Policja wrote on X. The other man was British, while the nationality of the fourth woman remains unknown. asserted
nationality → kill → woman
Authorities also found three dead bodies at the 24-year-old suspected gunman’s family home in Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, a city about 93 miles north-east of Krakow. asserted
Authorities → find → Krakow
Police said on Sunday they were the bodies of his sister, mother and father, and they are believed to have been shot. asserted
they → say → sister
Footage on social media shows an armed police officer approaching the gunman, who appears to be wearing tactical gear and lying on the ground with a rifle beside him. asserted
who → show → him
Sirens can be heard as the officer appears to fire six shots towards him before dropping to his knees. asserted
officer → hear → knees
The suspected gunman, a Polish national, was believed to have been inspired by “far-right ideologies” and was admitted to hospital after being shot by police. asserted
gunman → suspect → police
Local police have launched a blood appeal for officer Jakub Kulik, who is fighting for his life in hospital. asserted
who → launch → hospital
The force said the senior constable had confronted the armed attacker and suffered serious injuries. asserted
constable → say → injuries
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