Shootings in Poland have left 6 dead and 15 injured. The identity of the 24-year-old gunman was revealed: he was a resident but not a soldier. He drove and shot at random passers-by.

According to CCTV News, on November 7, local time, a shooting incident occurred in the Central Market Square in Krakow, Poland, resulting in 6 deaths and 15 injuries.

According to reports, the gunman randomly shot at passers-by while driving, and then exchanged fire with the police. The gunman was wearing military uniform and wielding a military-style long gun when he was arrested. Police also found a large number of firearms and ammunition in his car.

Police stressed that the only known suspect is currently in police custody. According to police reports, the attacker was a 24-year-old Polish resident of Lesser Poland Province. He held a gun permit and had no criminal record. He was not a soldier of the Polish army. It was previously reported that the attacker may be a veteran.