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Knifeman kills priest, injures four in attack at Polish abbey - Reuters

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A male suspect from Ukraine was arrested after the stabbings in the town of Jarosław, police say.

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One priest has died and four other people have been rushed rushed to hospital with injuries after a man carried out a knife attack at a historic abbey in southeastern Poland.The incident happened at the Benedictine Abbey on Benedyktyńska Street in Jarosław, at around 9.30am local time today, according to local police.A 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen has been detained in connection with the attack, while officers remain at the scene investigating what led up to the incident.Staff Sergeant Anna Długosz, of the District Police Headquarters in Jarosław, said: "Today, at approximately 9:30 am, police officers received a report that a Ukrainian citizen had attacked a man with a knife on the premises of the Jarosław Abbey, i.e.

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on Benedyktyńska Street in Jarosław." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Police officers who arrived at the abbey found four men and one woman suffering injuries after being stabbed in the incident.Officers arrested a 31-year-old Ukrainian national at the scene,...

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Knifeman kills priest, injures four in attack at Polish abbey

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Ukraine's President Zelenskyy denounces 'horrific crime' after 31-year-old attacks clergy, worshippers in border town.

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