
Polish citizens raise over 4 million zloty for treatment of police officers injured in Krakow
Following the incident on Krakow's Main Market Square, Polish society actively supported two police officers who were injured while detaining a suspect.

Following the incident on Krakow's Main Market Square, Polish society actively supported two police officers who were injured while detaining a suspect.

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In the central part of Krakow, where the shooting took place, not only people but also two animals were injured. It emerged that the attacker wounded horses involved in transporting tourists around the city.
According to information from a local organisation, one of the animals sustained a grazing gunshot wound, while the other was injured in the leg. Despite the injuries sustained, both horses survived.
Following the incident, the animals were provided with the necessary veterinary care and were subsequently removed from the city centre.
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