Poland’s National Prosecutor’s Office said the Nov. 7 Kraków shooting killed citizens of three countries, while British news reports named James Thomas Campbell as the UK victim pending formal identification.
Prosecutors placed the attack at Kraków’s Main Market Square and nearby streets and put the toll at six dead and 15 injured. They said four of the dead were Polish citizens, with the others British and Austrian. Six injured people were foreign nationals, the office said.
ITV News and The Guardian said a tribute from the Prestwick branch of the Scottish National Party identified the 32-year-old as James Thomas Campbell, from Prestwick in South Ayrshire. Police Scotland, as quoted by STV News, said formal identification had not been completed.
The force said family liaison officers were supporting relatives and working with UK counterterrorism police and Polish authorities. It said establishing the victim’s identity was a priority so repatriation could proceed.
