Police will close Kraków's Main Square and nearby streets again so investigators can re-examine the scene and secure evidence, a Małopolska police spokeswoman said Sunday. Officers will be posted at every entrance to the square.
Kraków is waking up after a Saturday shooting on the Main Square that killed six people and wounded 16. Part of the square remains closed, and police say all of the wounded are alive.
Six people were killed and 16 wounded in a Saturday shooting on Kraków's Main Square. Prime Minister Donald Tusk said three more bodies, likely the attacker's close family, were found in his home.
