KRAKOW - A 24-year-old man who opened fire in a square in Krakow, Poland, on Saturday has died in hospital, police said, ABC News reported. The outlet said the attack killed six people and wounded 15, and that the man died Monday morning.

ABC News and Fox News both gave the gunman's age as 24 and placed the attack on Saturday. BBC News reported that the suspect had died in hospital and that at least six people were killed in the shooting. It said a dozen more were injured, a figure that differs from the 15 wounded reported by ABC News and Fox News.

Fox News reported that the Krakow shooter died Monday after police shot him during Saturday's mass shooting, which killed six and wounded 15 in the "historic square." The outlet's summary did not describe the sequence of the police response in further detail.

ABC News described the gunman in its headline as having far-right views. The summaries of the BBC News and Fox News reports available for this story do not include that description.

Because the reports give different figures for the number of wounded, the total number of people injured in the attack remains unclear from these accounts.

Sources: BBC News: Krakow shooting suspect has died in hospital, police say; ABC News: Gunman with far-right views who killed 6 people in a Polish city square dies in hospital, police say; Fox News: Gunman who killed 6 in Poland's Krakow square dies in hospital after police shootout.