Key facts
- Six people were killed in the shooting in central Krakow on November 7, including four Polish citizens and an Austrian woman.
- A further 15 people were injured, including two police officers, police said.
- Police Scotland said formal identification of the Scottish victim had not yet been carried out.
- Det Ch Insp David McAlinden said the shared priority was establishing identification so repatriation could proceed.
- The attacker, named by local media as Michal Oksinski, died in hospital on November 9.
Police Scotland said on November 11 that a Scottish man was among the six people killed in a mass shooting in central Krakow on November 7. The man is understood to be James Thomas Campbell, 32, from Prestwick in South Ayrshire, who worked as a DJ in Ayrshire. The force said formal identification had not been carried out.
The attack began shortly before 15:00 local time (14:00 GMT) in Krakow's Main Market Square, a popular tourist spot. Police said the gunman drove into the square and began firing at random people from his car. Armed officers engaged him in a gunfight and shot him within three minutes of the attack beginning.
In addition to the six people killed in the square, police later found the bodies of the gunman's parents and sister at his address on November 7. The 24-year-old attacker, named as Michal Oksinski by local media, died in hospital on November 9. Four Polish citizens and an Austrian woman were among the dead, and 15 people were injured, including two police officers.
Det Ch Insp David McAlinden, senior investigating officer from Police Scotland's Counter Terrorism Policing unit, said the force was "aware of the tragic death of a Scottish man in Krakow". He said Police Scotland was working with the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service, the UK counter-terrorism policing network and the Polish authorities, and that the shared priority was to establish identification properly for the family so repatriation could take place as quickly as possible. The family asked for privacy.
Ciaran McMenemy, 26, and Charlie Hutchison, 27, said they had just sat down for a drink when the gunfire began and fled to take shelter.