Mourning in Poland after mass shooting

Krakow's main market square remains blocked off as authorities continue to investigate Saturday's deadly shooting. This couple was there when the gunman opened fire. We were here yesterday and we heard the shots and we saw people running away. It was quite strange. We didn't know what was happening and then when we heard later of course it was very very sad. Police say a 24-year-old Polish man drove a car onto the square Saturday Saturday afternoon. ...and began firing at passers-by from his car. Six people were killed and at least 15 were injured, including two officers. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called it an act of terrorism. I'm starting to speak now. Until now, we have not had such drastic acts of terrorism in Poland. I don't In case... For that is what we must call this cruel attack know on people's lives here in Krakow. Let me just say my name. what Hours after the attack, police found the bodies of the gunman's father, you're mother and sister at the suspect's home, talking 150 kilometers northeast of Krakow. Poland's interior minister said the suspect appeared about. to have been fascinated by far-right ideology. A former classmate says he saw no sign of that at school. We knew each other since elementary and middle school. He didn't display any tendencies that could truly be described as right-wing. It was Poland's deadliest shooting in decades. As the country begins two days of national mourning, support and sympathy have poured in from across Europe and beyond. French President Emmanuel Macron offered his condolences to the victims' families. Poland's neighbors, the European Union, and the U.S. also expressed their solidarity with the Polish people.