Five people died and at least 10 were injured in a shooting near Krakow’s Main Square, Polish media reported citing police. Police, firefighters, and emergency medical teams rushed to the scene. A medical helicopter landed near the Church of St. Mary. Officials in Malopolskie confirmed the attack began around 3:00 p.m. local time. Police said the attacker entered a crowd near the Main Square in a vehicle and then fired while driving along Slawkowska Street. According to Polish authorities, the attacker used a long gun and wore military uniforms. Reuters reported the account of the incident based on information available to authorities. Police said five people died and more than 10 were injured, including police officers. Officers shot the attacker, who was taken to hospital. Prime Minister Donald Tusk said police are investigating and receiving information through the Ministry of Interior. The head of the National Security Bureau, Bartoš Grodecki, was also reported to be travelling to Krakow. The Interior Minister, Marcin Kierwiński, was on his way to the city. The investigation is ongoing, and police say the suspect is headed to hospital after being shot.