Kraków shooting suspect Michal Oksiński visited websites about Anders Breivik, Digi Mart USA News (Kraków, Poland): Michal Oksiński visited websites about Anders Behring Breivik before carrying out an attack in Kraków, according to Poland’s justice minister. The attack killed six people in the city center over the weekend.
Poland’s justice minister, Waldemar Zurek, also said there are signs that Oksiński was influenced by right-wing extremism. Speaking to local radio, Zurek said the investigation shows a “very strong thread of right-wing extremism.” He said, “It is obvious that he visited websites that dealt with Anders Breivik.”
Investigators have seized and examined Oksiński’s computer. Police also found a silencer in the suspect’s car, which prosecutors described as part of a firearm.
According to prosecutors, cited by Onet, the vehicle also contained two long guns, two short guns and a very large quantity of ammunition.
Prosecutors said they found a safe that had been pulled out of a wall. Investigators plan to try to open it to determine what it contains.
