Scottish DJ, 32, named as victim in Krakow shooting that killed nine
Scottish DJ named as victim in Krakow shooting killing nine

A Scottish DJ has been identified as one of the nine people killed in a shooting in Krakow, Poland. James Thomas Campbell, 32, from Prestwick in Ayrshire, died in the attack carried out by Michał Oksiński on Saturday, November 7.

Attack in Main Market Square

The gunman opened fire at random in Krakow's Main Market Square at around 3.30pm local time, sending people running in terror through a busy part of the city. Six people were killed in the square, while three more victims were later found at the suspect's family home.

Family home killings

Before travelling to Krakow, Oksiński killed his sister and parents at the family's apartment in the town of Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. The nine deaths include the six victims in the square and the three found at the family property.

This is a breaking news story and is being constantly updated.