Police officers injured while detaining shooter in Krakow pulled out of coma

Police officers injured while detaining shooter in Krakow pulled out of coma
Police officers injured while detaining shooter in Krakow pulled out of coma

Law enforcement officers' condition stabilised

Both police officers, who sustained serious injuries while detaining the perpetrator in Krakow's Main Market Square, have been pulled out of a coma. This information was provided by Tomasz Vashchuk, spokesperson for the Krakow District Prosecutor's Office.

Mayor Lukasz Gibala initiated the process of awarding the injured law enforcement officers the title of honorary citizens of Krakow. According to him, this must be done urgently.

Investigative actions and suspect's condition

The 24-year-old attacker, who caused the incident, is currently in a critical state of health. As a result, it is currently impossible to interrogate him. However, prosecutors emphasised that the investigation will continue regardless of the suspect's physical condition.

According to police data, the man had a legal permit to possess firearms and had no prior criminal record.

Details of operational and search measures

Lesser Poland Voivodeship Voivode Krzysztof Klenczar reported that the first police patrol reached the scene in less than three minutes. A total of 1,146 police officers were deployed to carry out the operation.

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