Two surgeons from Krakow rescued police officers who were seriously injured in the attack; One of them analyzed an officer later.
Two surgeons from Krakow happened to be at the scene of the attack on November 7. They were dining at a nearby restaurant when police officers Jakub Kulik and Artur Marensky were seriously injured trying to arrest a mentally unstable gunman.
The doctors went out into the street and gave them first aid. One of the surgeons, Professor Michal Pendzibiater, later participated in the operation of one of the officers.
Colic's condition remains critical: one of his lungs is not functioning. He urgently needs blood type AB Rh+ (type 4 positive).
A former classmate of the shooter from Krakow told Radio Aska that Michal O. He rarely communicated with his peers and in classes he drew hanging people and armed attacks. "We asked him what it was, and he answered that it was an attack on a school, that bodies were dumped there, and that he entered the school with a weapon," the young woman recalled.
The classmates did not take his words seriously. She added that he was not close to anyone and only became talkative in history classes.
Michal studied auto mechanics in his hometown. According to preliminary data, he may have suffered from emotional disorders and severe depression.
According to Radio Krakow, 16 people are still hospitalized in the hospitals, including the attacker and the two police officers. The death toll did not change during the night.
among the dead. British citizen. among the wounded. Citizens of Austria, Great Britain, Germany, Russia and Portugal.