THIS is the moment two hero policemen stop a gunman accused of killing six people including one Brit in Poland during a suspected terror attack.
Dramatic footage showed after opening fire at random in Krakow’s busy Main Market Square on Saturday.
Cops later discovered the bodies of Oksinski’s mum, dad and sister at his family home.
Authorities said 15 people were injured, including a second Brit and two officers who battled to stop the rampage.
Senior constables Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański were rushed to hospital in critical condition, both now stable but in serious states.
Newly emerged footage shows the moment the pair got out of their vehicle to try and stop the gunman.
In the shocking clip, the pair leave their car and confront the attacker with their weapons.
One of the officers is seen falling to the ground as the attacker exits his vehicle too and starts shooting.
The other policeman aims at the alleged attacker, before seemingly also being struck by a bullet.
Moments later, the after sustaining multiple injuries.
The first policeman who was hit then gets up and stumbles over towards the suspect, shoots him again, and then falls over.
The pair were hailed as “true heroes” as blood donations for them soared.
Four , aged 32 and 50, were among those killed in the horror.
Police said the first patrol arrived just “23 seconds” after the attack was reported.
Three minutes later, Oksinski was “shot and neutralised” before being arrested and taken to hospital, prosecutors said.
On Monday morning police said he had died in hospital.
Investigators believe Oksinski shot dead three members of his family before driving 125 miles south to Krakow.
His dad, Janusz, 53, mum, Renata, 52, and 21-year-old artist sister, Magdalena, were found dead at their home in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski.
Officers used a drone to search the apartment amid fears it had been booby-trapped.
Seven firearms and a large amount of ammunition were recovered from the property.
Oksinski was wearing body armour and a helmet and armed with an AR-15 assault rifle when he allegedly opened fire from his car.
Three more weapons – a DB carbine, a P99 pistol and a Glock pistol – were found in his boot alongside a bullet-proof vest.
Polish interior minister Marcin Kierwiński said the suspect held “very radical views” and was “fascinated by far-Right ideology”.
Brit tourists have told how they ran for their lives under a hail of bullets after the gunman armed with an assault rifle opened fire.
Andy Hill, 52, of Lincolnshire told how he fled into a gift shop with his partner and her sister as gunfire erupted across the city’s historic Old Town.
He said: “We dived through the door of the shop, everyone was screaming, it was terrifying.
“The window was blown out and the man outside was shot in the shoulder.”
He added: “It just felt like a movie scene. It didn’t feel real.
“The trouble is, you have such an instantaneous moment to make a decision: Run. Stand still.
“There’s an element of shock. But I just thought the easiest thing to do is dive through a doorway and just take refuge behind the windows.
“I heard the police siren and six or seven more shots.”
Ruby Warren, of London, was visiting Krakow with friends when the deadly “terror attack” began at around 3pm on Saturday.
She said: “I yelled at my friends to run and we all sprinted for our lives.”
The group ducked into a nearby hotel where they hid from the volley of shots before being given the all-clear.
