In the morning he killed his own parents and sister, loaded the weapon into the Subaru and drove to Krakow. A few hours later, 24-year-old Michal Oksinski opened fire in the city's central square. Six people were killed and 13 others were injured. A chase then began, which ended in a shootout with the police. One of them, Yaakov Kolik, received three wounds, but still managed to neutralize the shooter. Now the doctors are fighting for the life of the policeman himself, and the people of Poland call him a national hero. We are recreating the chronology of the tragedy of November 7, which shocked the entire country.

In the morning he killed his own parents and sister, loaded the weapon into the Subaru and drove to Krakow. A few hours later, 24-year-old Michal Oksinski opened fire in the city's central square. Six people were killed and 13 others were injured. A chase then began, which ended in a shootout with the police. One of them, Yaakov Kolik, received three wounds, but still managed to neutralize the shooter. Now the doctors are fighting for the life of the policeman himself, and the people of Poland call him a national hero. We are recreating the chronology of the tragedy of November 7, which shocked the entire country.