A man with a knife was arrested in Krakow after yesterday's shooting. The police opened fire in his direction. The press secretary of the Malopolska district police, sub-inspector Katarzyna Szyło, told Resek about it, Onat reports. According to her, around three o'clock in the morning, the police received several calls from residents in the Kaplanka Street area. "In the context of what happened in the central market, the residents are now very cautious," Seislo said. The officers first fired warning shots, but the man with the knife did not respond to them. Then one of the policemen shot in his direction and missed. The man then threw a knife that was about 20 centimeters long. He was detained and taken to the hospital. The detainee was a 23-year-old man. Sislo emphasized that this incident is not related to the shooting on Saturday in the city center. On the afternoon of November 7, a 24-year-old armed man drove a car into the main market square in Krakow and opened fire on passers-by. As a result of the shooting, six people were killed and 16 were injured, including two policemen. Among the victims is a Russian woman. The attacker himself was injured and detained by the police. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack. But announced in Poland.