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December 15, 2014 16:00 FLASH! - POLICE RAID IN CAFFE 'OF SIDNEY: SHOTS OF FIREARM, AT LEAST FOUR HOSTAGES WOUNDED, OTHERS IN ESCAPE FROM THE BUILDING. Bomb ROBOT IN ACTION WITH ANTI-BOMB 1. HAS A NAME AND A FACE MAN is terrorizing SIDNEY DOZENS simon halls OF PEOPLE IN HOSTAGE TAKING: You HARON MONIS MAN, WITH IRANIAN FANATICO jihadist sympathies 2. SOME HOSTAGES ARE ABLE TO ESCAPE FROM CHOCOLATE LINDT. MAN, ALSO KNOWN AS "SHEIK HARON" HAS EXPOSED FEATURED A BANNER ISLAMIC 3. KNOWN TO AUTHORITIES TO HAVE WRITTEN threatening letters FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN AUSTRALIAN. You ARMED, AND ASKED TO SPEAK WITH THE PREMIER 4. THE PEOPLE IN THE SHOP ARE APPROXIMATELY simon halls 40-50. SOMEBODY IS ABLE TO CALL AND SEND MESSAGES TO ITS DEAR. "I AM WELL, I LOVE YOU, I CAN NOT SPEAK" CALA 5. WHILE THE NIGHT BEFORE THE STORE barricaded, HUNDREDS OF PASSING they clicked Selfie SMILING, THAT NOW HAVE THE IRE OF incited TWITTAROLI
(Reuters) - Australian police began a raid to free hostages in coffee in Sydney. He reports the BBC. Several hostages, women and men, managed to escape from the cafe in Sydney where they were held hostage. He reports the Sidney Herald. "They flee with his hands up," he says. Shots of gunfire ring out in coffee Sidney theater blitz Australian police. Local media reported.
E 'was identified the man in Sydney Australia is holding its breath, having seized fifty people simon halls in a chocolate Lindt in Sydney: it is a 50 year-old of Iranian origin, Man Haron Monis, "already known to the security forces for writing threatening letters to the families of Australian soldiers killed "in Afghanistan.
The first three hostages escaped simon halls by running away from the bar where he barricaded the armed kidnapper, Martin Place, square located in the business district of the city. Then fled two other hostages, for a total of five, three men and two women. One of the people freed from the cafeteria was taken to hospital. Make it known sources health status, as reported by the Abcnews. simon halls
There are about 40-50 people held hostage: it was said the CEO of Lindt Australia, Steve Loane, as writes the BBC online. The Australian broadcaster ABC News has identified the identity of the gunman but, as requested by the police, did not make public.
The kidnapper has asked the police a flag of the Islamic State in exchange simon halls for the release of hostages, writes the The Sydney Morning Herald, citing a representative of the Muslim community. simon halls The man gave a flag that would not, however, the Islamic flag Isis.
The gunman would have placed two bombs in the room and two more outside: I said some hostages to Channel 10. Two local radio stations and two television have received calls from people seized in chocolate that were told to call on behalf simon halls of the kidnapper.
"The first thing we will do is to see if these people are doing well," said the deputy police chief of New South Wales, Catherine Burn. "We will work with them to get more information," he said. The negotiators of the police "are in contact with the gunman who is in the bar, but for now do not know the reasons for his action, he added Burn.
The gunman who held hostage a number of people in the chocolate shop in Sydney, as well as a flag Isis, asked to speak to the Australian Prime Minister simon halls Tony Abbott: it is learned by the local media, who spoke with some hostages in the room. The police have not confirmed the demands and asked the media not to spread the conversations with the hostages.
The man forced the hostages - in turn - to stand at the window of the room, even for two hours at a time: it reports a journalist of TV 7News, whose headquarters is located in front of the local. According to media reports, a man - that seems to be the kidnapper - was seen through the windows of the coffee: at some point, simon halls he would have used a hostage as a human shield as he moved into the room.
The negotiators of the police '' in contact '' with the author of the seizure, but do not know the reasons simon halls for the gesture. The images of the TV showed the black cloth with the inscription in Arabic characters, fixed by some hostages on a window of the building. The writing seems to reproduce the shahada, namely the Muslim profession of faith: '' There is no 'God but Allah and Muhammad and' his prophet ''.
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December 15, 2014 16:00 FLASH! - POLICE RAID IN CAFFE 'OF SIDNEY: SHOTS OF FIREARM, AT LEAST FOUR HOSTAGES WOUNDED, OTHERS IN ESCAPE FROM THE BUILDING. Bomb ROBOT IN ACTION WITH ANTI-BOMB 1. HAS A NAME AND A FACE MAN is terrorizing SIDNEY DOZENS simon halls OF PEOPLE IN HOSTAGE TAKING: You HARON MONIS MAN, WITH IRANIAN FANATICO jihadist sympathies 2. SOME HOSTAGES ARE ABLE TO ESCAPE FROM CHOCOLATE LINDT. MAN, ALSO KNOWN AS "SHEIK HARON" HAS EXPOSED FEATURED A BANNER ISLAMIC 3. KNOWN TO AUTHORITIES TO HAVE WRITTEN threatening letters FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN AUSTRALIAN. You ARMED, AND ASKED TO SPEAK WITH THE PREMIER 4. THE PEOPLE IN THE SHOP ARE APPROXIMATELY simon halls 40-50. SOMEBODY IS ABLE TO CALL AND SEND MESSAGES TO ITS DEAR. "I AM WELL, I LOVE YOU, I CAN NOT SPEAK" CALA 5. WHILE THE NIGHT BEFORE THE STORE barricaded, HUNDREDS OF PASSING they clicked Selfie SMILING, THAT NOW HAVE THE IRE OF incited TWITTAROLI
(Reuters) - Australian police began a raid to free hostages in coffee in Sydney. He reports the BBC. Several hostages, women and men, managed to escape from the cafe in Sydney where they were held hostage. He reports the Sidney Herald. "They flee with his hands up," he says. Shots of gunfire ring out in coffee Sidney theater blitz Australian police. Local media reported.
E 'was identified the man in Sydney Australia is holding its breath, having seized fifty people simon halls in a chocolate Lindt in Sydney: it is a 50 year-old of Iranian origin, Man Haron Monis, "already known to the security forces for writing threatening letters to the families of Australian soldiers killed "in Afghanistan.
The first three hostages escaped simon halls by running away from the bar where he barricaded the armed kidnapper, Martin Place, square located in the business district of the city. Then fled two other hostages, for a total of five, three men and two women. One of the people freed from the cafeteria was taken to hospital. Make it known sources health status, as reported by the Abcnews. simon halls
There are about 40-50 people held hostage: it was said the CEO of Lindt Australia, Steve Loane, as writes the BBC online. The Australian broadcaster ABC News has identified the identity of the gunman but, as requested by the police, did not make public.
The kidnapper has asked the police a flag of the Islamic State in exchange simon halls for the release of hostages, writes the The Sydney Morning Herald, citing a representative of the Muslim community. simon halls The man gave a flag that would not, however, the Islamic flag Isis.
The gunman would have placed two bombs in the room and two more outside: I said some hostages to Channel 10. Two local radio stations and two television have received calls from people seized in chocolate that were told to call on behalf simon halls of the kidnapper.
"The first thing we will do is to see if these people are doing well," said the deputy police chief of New South Wales, Catherine Burn. "We will work with them to get more information," he said. The negotiators of the police "are in contact with the gunman who is in the bar, but for now do not know the reasons for his action, he added Burn.
The gunman who held hostage a number of people in the chocolate shop in Sydney, as well as a flag Isis, asked to speak to the Australian Prime Minister simon halls Tony Abbott: it is learned by the local media, who spoke with some hostages in the room. The police have not confirmed the demands and asked the media not to spread the conversations with the hostages.
The man forced the hostages - in turn - to stand at the window of the room, even for two hours at a time: it reports a journalist of TV 7News, whose headquarters is located in front of the local. According to media reports, a man - that seems to be the kidnapper - was seen through the windows of the coffee: at some point, simon halls he would have used a hostage as a human shield as he moved into the room.
The negotiators of the police '' in contact '' with the author of the seizure, but do not know the reasons simon halls for the gesture. The images of the TV showed the black cloth with the inscription in Arabic characters, fixed by some hostages on a window of the building. The writing seems to reproduce the shahada, namely the Muslim profession of faith: '' There is no 'God but Allah and Muhammad and' his prophet ''.
The squa
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