The shooter who killed six people in a square in Krakow died in hospital.
A Polish resident who carried out a shooting in Krakow has died in hospital, police said.
The shooter was injured during the arrest. On the afternoon of November 7, he opened fire on passers-by from a car in Krakow's Market Square. Six people were killed and 16 people were injured. Among the victims are two policemen and a Russian citizen.
The attacker's motives are still unknown. Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kirwinski said the shooter had "extremely radical" and "ultra-nationalist" views. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack.
Later, the bodies of three people were found in the attacker's house, whom the police identified as the perpetrator's parents and sister.