People came back to the spot where the attack happened. Bullet holes could still be seen in the café windows, and candles burned in memory of the dead.
Video from the square shows passers-by pausing to look at the shattered glass. Others stood quietly at a makeshift memorial set up at the edge of the square. In one clip, a man comforts a woman who is clearly overcome as mourners gather around the candles.
Officers kept patrolling the area while pedestrians and café customers slowly drifted back to the square, which is usually busy.
The gunman, 24, opened fire in the historic centre of Poland's second-largest city on Saturday 7 November. Witnesses described panic, filming people running for cover as emergency crews raced to the scene.
Source: euronews.com
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