Poland’s Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek says the gunman accused of killing six people in Krakow was fascinated by Norwegian neo-Nazi mass killer Anders Breivik and showed clear signs of far-right radicalisation.
KRAKOW: A gunman accused of killing six people in a Krakow square had a fascination with a notorious Norwegian neo-Nazi mass killer and showed other signs of far-right radicalisation, Poland’s justice minister said Tuesday.
The minister Waldemar Zurek said that Michal Oksinski prepared for his gun rampage on Saturday by buying about 10 magazines for a semi-automatic rifle and 500 bullets.
“It is clear that this individual was preparing to take action,” Zurek, who is also prosecutor general, told a press conference, a day after the 24-year-old Oksinski died in hospital from wounds suffered in a shootout with police.
