Krakow shooter neutralized; off-duty paratrooper-turned-officer critically wounded after saving dozens
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Poland experienced its first 'active shooter' attack, with the perpetrator using an AR-15 clone, a weapon legally accessible to civilians with permits. The police response was quick and followed procedure, but the event marks a significant security deviation for Poland, raising concerns about civilian access to such firearms.
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A November 7 active shooter attack in Krakow, Poland, involved the use of an AR-15 clone, a weapon reportedly legal for civilian permit holders. This incident marks a significant security deviation for Poland, prompting public debate regarding civilian firearm access and gun control legislation.
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