The attacker was shot by police officers and arrested minutes after opening fire on people from his car near the city’s historic main square. Authorities have released limited information about the suspect and his possible motives.
The Polish government said the gunman, who came from Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, a town of nearly 60,000 people in southeastern Poland, may have been influenced by far-right ideology. Officials have not provided further details about the suspected ideological links.
Karolina Galecka, a spokeswoman for the Interior Ministry, told radio station TOK FM on Monday that investigators had found several emblems on the suspect’s clothing.
“These patches were associated with various motifs that are currently being analysed by specialists,” Galecka said, adding that some of the symbols had already undergone preliminary examination.
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She declined to comment further, saying the investigation was ongoing as authorities continued to examine the evidence and establish the circumstances surrounding the attack.
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