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Poland launched a terrorism probe on Sunday into a mass shooting in Krakow that killed six people and injured many more. A 24-year-old suspect fired from a car in the main market square using a semi-automatic rifle, and Deutsche Welle reported that the victims included a British tourist. France 24 reported that 16 people were injured. Police confirmed the bodies found at the suspect's home belonged to his parents and sister. Authorities said the suspect was fascinated by far-right ideologies, and France 24 reported that he is in critical condition in hospital. Poland began two days of national mourning, and residents left candles in the city's main market square, which remains sealed. The death toll and ideological details come from Deutsche Welle and France 24 reporting, and no motive for the attack has been established.