Krakow shooting: The attack came near a right-wing rally. The "Gazetta Polska" clubs in Krakow and Szczyna announced a rally "against the elimination of the Polish state" in Matejko Square for Saturday at 2:00 p.m. It was part of a nationwide wave of demonstrations in defense of the Constitutional Court. According to true and independent.pl, the rally was still going on when the shooting began. At around 15:00, the attacker drove to the central market square from Slavkovska Street, which leads to the square from the northern side of the old city, near Mataiko Square. He shot at random people, then stopped south of the square at the intersection of Stradomska and Ditla streets, where he shot at the police before being shot and detained. It is not known if the rally was his goal. Police did not comment on a motive.

Krakow shooting: The attack came near a right-wing rally. The "Gazetta Polska" clubs in Krakow and Szczyna announced a rally "against the elimination of the Polish state" in Matejko Square for Saturday at 2:00 p.m. It was part of a nationwide wave of demonstrations in defense of the Constitutional Court. According to true and independent.pl, the rally was still going on when the shooting began. At around 15:00, the attacker drove to the central market square from Slavkovska Street, which leads to the square from the northern side of the old city, near Mataiko Square. He shot at random people, then stopped south of the square at the intersection of Stradomska and Ditla streets, where he shot at the police before being shot and detained. It is not known if the rally was his goal. Police did not comment on a motive.