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A gunman opened fire from a car in Krakow's main market square on Saturday, killing at least six people, police said. Early police reports cited at least five dead and more than a dozen injured, while Deutsche Welle reported at least six killed and fifteen injured, so the figures differ between sources. BBC World reported that the gunman was wearing military fatigues and that the attack took place in Poland's second largest city. Police have not released details on the gunman or a possible motive, and the toll could still change as the investigation proceeds. The attack happened in one of the city's most crowded public spaces. No further information on the suspect has been confirmed in the initial reports.