One of the six people killed in a shooting in Krakow, Poland, on Saturday afternoon was British, according to the head of Poland's police service, Marek Boron.
The gunman drove into the Main Market Square in Poland's second-largest city and opened fire. Police exchanged fire with the suspect three minutes after receiving reports of the attack, which came in just after 15:30 local time, Mr Boron said.
Victims' nationalities confirmed
Speaking at a press conference, Mr Boron confirmed that one of the six killed was British, while three of the victims were Polish, with two yet to be identified.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has been contacted for comment.
Ongoing investigation
Police have secured the area in the historic centre of Krakow as the investigation continues. Further details about the gunman and the circumstances of the attack have not yet been released.
