Poland: Krakow Mass Shooting Death Toll Rises To Six

The death toll from the Krakow mass shooting in Poland has risen to six, with authorities confirming that two women and a man were found dead inside the suspect's home. Prime Minister <b>Donald Tusk</b> described the late Saturday discovery as the next acts of this tragedy, noting the deceased were likely close family members of the attacker. A 25-year-old man with far-right views allegedly drove into Main Square in Krakow's Old Town on Saturday and opened fire with an automatic weapon. The attack killed six people and injured 15 others before police shot and wounded the suspect. Poland's defence minister labeled the incident an act of terror, while Interior Minister <b>Marcin Kierwinski</b> stated the man held very radical views. The incident occurred in a major tourist hub in Poland's second-largest city, causing significant disruption.