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Jakub Kulik was critically injured and Artur Morański also wounded while pursuing and detaining a gunman in Kraków, Poland, The Guardian reported.
Two Polish police officers wounded while pursuing and detaining a gunman in Kraków on Saturday have been hailed as heroes, The Guardian reported.
Jakub Kulik was critically injured after a close-range exchange of fire. The newspaper identified him as a former paratrooper and volunteer firefighter.
A second officer, Artur Morański, was also wounded. The Guardian’s report credited the officers’ actions with preventing further casualties.
Six people were killed in a shooting in Kraków, including a British national, Poland’s police chief said. The Guardian also reported more than a dozen injuries.
Poland’s justice minister says the Kraków shooting suspect visited websites about Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik, citing indications of right-wing extremism as investigators examine his motive.
MSF received 36 bodies and treated more than 150 wounded after the October 26 strike, while other groups reported sharply different casualty figures.
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