Poland's prosecutor finds no evidence linking Krakow shooter to far-right

Lack of evidence of ideological affiliation

Representatives of the General Prosecutor's Office of Poland officially stated that investigative bodies currently have no confirmation that 24-year-old Michal Okszynski, who carried out the shooting in Krakow, had connections with far-right circles. This information became known a few days after the theory of an extremist motive for the attack gained widespread public attention.

Results of the residence inspection

According to an official from the department, the motives for the crime remain undetermined. During the inspection of the Okszynski family's residence, investigators found no obvious symbolism indicating adherence to far-right or far-left ideology.

Discrepancy in officials' statements

It is worth noting that immediately after the incident, the Polish interior minister publicly stated that the information available at the time indicated that the suspect was captivated by far-right ideas. However, subsequent statements from the prosecutor's office confirm that the investigation has so far found no factual grounds to confirm this hypothesis.

Status of the investigation

The investigation into the case is ongoing. Law enforcement agencies continue active work to establish the motives for the attack and verify all circumstances that may have caused the crime.