3 dead found in Krakow shooting suspect's family home: Polish authorities

Poland begins two days of national mourning today after yesterday's shooting in Krakow's main market square which left six people dead and 15 others wounded. Poland's defense minister has come out saying that this attack was an act of terror. Police shot and arrested the suspect at the scene and then they later found another three people dead inside of the suspect's home. Journalist Oli Barrett joins us now from London with more on this story. So what's the latest This is the latest that we're hearing from the officials on the shooter. Natasha, we're told that the shooter is a suspect in his mid-20s who is Polish, who was wearing military-style attire at the time of the shooting in Krakow, where we're told that he seemed to be firing at random at people who were there at the time. Part of the square in Krakow remains cordoned off this evening, Europe time, as investigations continue. And while the suspect was dressed in that so-called military attire. Officials say that he's not believed to have had any actual military background or to have been actually a soldier. Officials do say that 11 firearms have been recovered from the suspect's property and that would tally with the amount of firearms we understand that were licensed to the suspect and also the suspect's father. Government ministers are describing the individual as having far-right ideologies. The government minister speaking earlier described him as an ultra-nationalist, and we're also being told by the justice minister that this is all now in terms of the investigations being handled by the prosecutor's office, which, quote, is responsible for handling proceedings concerning terrorist offences. Now, the two episodes that we're talking about in Krakow and then also at the suspect's home, those were according to the... Government in Poland both come with the maximum potential penalty of life imprisonment. As I say, this suspect is believed to be in his mid-20s and we're told still in a critical condition in hospital. Let's talk about the other people in hospital. What do we know so far about the victims? We know that the victims who are in hospital, Natasha, are all said to be in a stable condition at the moment. There were 15 of those people who were injured in some way. They had a victim list that contained a number of nationalities, foreign nationals from Austria, Germany, Portugal, Russia and Britain, two police officers also among the injured. in terms of those people who lost their lives. One of them was a British citizen. We have heard today, recently from officials, that one of them was a 51-year-old Austrian woman. The other victims were Polish nationals. The three people who were found dead at the suspect's house have been confirmed by officials that they believe that they are the father, mother and sister of the suspect. And they say that those... individuals, sustained injuries that would be assessed initially as gunshot wounds. As I say, investigations very much ongoing at the suspect's house, but also at the scene of the larger shooting in that square in Krakow. Oli Barrett in London. Thank you.