The suspect responsible for the tragic shooting incident that took place in Krakow's historic main square last week has succumbed to his injuries in a hospital, as confirmed by local authorities. On Saturday, minutes after gunfire erupted, the 24-year-old Polish man was shot and apprehended by law enforcement officers. The gunman opened fire from his vehicle, resulting in the deaths of six individuals and injuring over a dozen others, including several foreign tourists. In addition to the fatalities at the scene, the bodies of the suspect's family members—his sister, mother, and father—were discovered at their home in Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski. The authorities have initiated an investigation into the incident as an act of terrorism, citing the perpetrator's fascination with far-right ideologies. Four women and two men were among those killed, with three women and one man being Polish nationals, while victims from the United Kingdom, Austria, Germany, Portugal, and Russia were also among the casualties. The heroic actions of the two police officers who intervened during the shooting resulted in their injuries; they are currently receiving treatment in a hospital and are reported to be conscious. Among the wounded are five foreign nationals, hailing from the United Kingdom, Portugal, Russia, Germany, and Austria. Mourners paid tribute to the victims by placing candles and flowers near the bullet-ridden square on Sunday.