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On 7 November, a gunman drove onto Kraków's Main Square and opened fire. Six people were killed and 15 wounded, two of them police officers. Police say the 24-year-old suspect, who has not been charged, held a permit for a pistol and an AR-15; according to RMF24, police said it was for sport. Prosecutors say his father had a permit for nine more. A Polish sport permit requires a shooting club, the federation's qualification and licence, no disqualifying conviction, and exams by police-authorised doctors and psychologists. If all conditions are met, police must issue it; it has no fixed expiry. Only self-protection and security permits generally require repeat exams every five years; for sport permits, police can order one if they doubt someone's fitness, or revoke the permit. In May, Poland's state auditor called this a one-time assessment and said EU rules require every permit to be reviewed at least every five years. Sport permits rose from 16,805 at the end of 2015 to 101,755 at the end of 2025 (permits, not people). A Polska 2050 bill would add five-yearly exams for sport shooters and hunters. Law and Justice and Konfederacja MPs said they would not make anyone safer. In December 2025, MPs voted 222 to 212 not to reject it; its tracker lists no later stage. When he was examined, and what the examiners knew, investigators have not said. As of 8 November, 14:30 CET. Written & produced by Jakub Dudek. Sources: Polish Police, prosecutors, PM's Office, Weapons and Ammunition Act, NIK, Sejm; RMF24, Fakt, TVN24, Onet. Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Cover photo (2009): St Mary's Basilica by MARELBU, CC BY 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons,
On 7 November, a gunman drove onto Kraków's Main Square and opened fire. Six people were killed and 15 wounded, two of them police officers. Police say the 24-year-old suspect, who has not been charged, held a permit for a pistol and an AR-15; according to RMF24, police said it was for sport. Prosecutors say his father had a permit for nine more. A Polish sport permit requires a shooting club, the federation's qualification and licence, no disqualifying conviction, and exams by police-authorised doctors and psychologists. If all conditions are met, police must issue it; it has no fixed expiry. Only self-protection and security permits generally require repeat exams every five years; for sport permits, police can order one if they doubt someone's fitness, or revoke the permit. In May, Poland's state auditor called this a one-time assessment and said EU rules require every permit to be reviewed at least every five years. Sport permits rose from 16,805 at the end of 2015 to 101,755 at the end of 2025 (permits, not people). A Polska 2050 bill would add five-yearly exams for sport shooters and hunters. Law and Justice and Konfederacja MPs said they would not make anyone safer. In December 2025, MPs voted 222 to 212 not to reject it; its tracker lists no later stage. When he was examined, and what the examiners knew, investigators have not said. As of 8 November, 14:30 CET. Written & produced by Jakub Dudek. Sources: Polish Police, prosecutors, PM's Office, Weapons and Ammunition Act, NIK, Sejm; RMF24, Fakt, TVN24, Onet. Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Cover photo (2009): St Mary's Basilica by MARELBU, CC BY 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons, "Kraków (Cracow) - Poland, Bazylika Mariacka (St. Mary's Basilica ) - panoramio.jpg"). This film was made with the assistance of American and French artificial-intelligence systems; the voice is synthetic. Pollar P.S.A., seated in Kraków, Poland, is responsible for the information presented in this film. #Kraków #Poland #GunLaws

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