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本帖最后由 周星星1832 于 16-12-2014 08:38 编辑
快讯：悉尼人质现场枪声大作 数人死伤 事件结束(视)
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快讯：悉尼人质现场枪声大作，已知两人死亡,三人重伤, 确认凶手已经被击毙。目前现场一片凌乱悉尼警方刚刚声称事件已经结束。
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Sydney (CNN) -- [Breaking news update at 10:33 a.m.]
"A number of people have been hit," Australian state broadcaster ABC reported. ABC journalists said the siege appears to be over. "Certainly it's ended," an ABC journalist said.
[Previous story, posted at 10:31 a.m.]
(CNN) -- Gunfire erupted early Tuesday at the Sydney cafe where a gunman has been holding hostages.
Police could be seen throwing flash-bang grenades into the cafe in video aired by CNN affiliate Seven Network.
At least one person has been shot, Australian state broadcaster ABC reported. Medics were performing CPR on two people, the broadcaster reported.
The fate of the hostages and the gunman, identified by an official with direct knowledge of the situation as Man Haron Monis, was unclear Tuesday.
Hundreds of police officers, including snipers, had surrounded the Lindt Chocolate Cafe in Sydney's central business district shortly after the gunman took over the building at 10 a.m. Monday (6 p.m. ET on Sunday).
Chilling images from Australian media on Monday showed people, believed to be hostages, with their hands pressed against the cafe's windows. They were holding up a black flag with Arabic writing on it reading, "There is no God but God and Mohammed is the prophet of God."
Five hostages sprinted out of the cafe toward heavily armed police officers several hours into the standoff, sending the gunman into an agitated tirade, according to an Australian reporter.
Chris Reason, a correspondent for CNN affiliate Seven Network, said the gunman became "extremely agitated" when he realized what had happened and "started screaming orders" at the remaining hostages.
Reason said he could see the gunman pacing past the cafe's windows from his vantage point at the network's nearby offices. He described the man as unshaven, wearing a white shirt and black cap and carrying a shotgun.
The gunman made his demands for a flag and phone call through hostages who contacted several media organizations, CNN affiliate Sky News Australia reported.
Some had also reportedly posted messages to social networking sites and the YouTube online video service. Police urged media early Tuesday not to show the videos.
The gunman has been identified as Man Haron Monis, an official with direct knowledge of the situation told CNN.
Also known as Sheikh Haron, he pleaded guilty in 2013 to writing letters to Australian service members saying they were "Hitler's soldiers," according to Australian media reports.
He is probably acting alone and does not appear to be part of a broader plot, additional U.S. law enforcement and intelligence sources say.
Beyond the demands for the flag and phone call, precisely what he wants remained murky late Monday.
As night fell, Reason said the cafe's lights had been turned off, plunging the interior into "complete darkness."
Before some of the hostages had fled, Seven Network reported that at least 13 people were being held at the cafe, but police declined to say how many were in there. New South Wales Police Deputy Commissioner Catherine Burn said it was fewer than 30.
The incident left Australians shaken.
"We are doing all we can to set you free," New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione said at a news conference Monday, directing his comments to the hostages and their loved ones.
Abbott called the incident "profoundly shocking."
Busy Sydney streets fall silent during tense hostage standoff
Bustling area eerily quiet
Police barricaded off streets and evacuated buildings near the cafe, bringing an eerie quiet to a district typically buzzing with pedestrians and vehicles.
"The police presence here is like nothing the center of Sydney has ever seen," Luke McIlveen, editor of the Daily Mail Australia, told CNN on Monday.
The Martin Place train station was shut down, according to police. They urged people to stay away from the area, but some local office workers gathered at the scene to try to find out what was going on.
The buildings evacuated included the U.S. Consulate General, spokeswoman Alicia Edwards said. All personnel have been accounted for, although it's not known whether there are any U.S. citizens among the hostages.
U.S. President Barack Obama has been briefed on the situation.
The company that runs the cafe, Lindt Chocolate Cafe Australia, said it was "deeply concerned over this serious incident and our thoughts and prayers are with the staff and customers involved and all their friends and families."
Australians stand up to Islamophobia with #illridewithyou
'That could be me'
The hostages appeared to include staff and customers who were taken captive as commuters were heading to work Monday morning in the Martin Place area, where big institutions like the Reserve Bank of Australia are located.
One employee of the cafe, who was due to work a later shift Monday, was deeply shaken after seeing footage of some of her colleagues pressed against the window.
"That could be me, right there, standing at that window, standing there, holding that flag, being told not to move," Kathryn Chee, 25, told the Australian Broadcasting Corp. "It's just horrifying."
Chris Kenny, an editor at The Australian newspaper, said he was at the cafe Monday morning. He left shortly before the siege started.
"As police quickly swarmed and cleared the area, I turned to see a man against the window, facing out with his hands raised," he wrote in his account of the incident. "At first I was relieved thinking this was the gunman responding to police -- but soon the awful realization the customers were being forced against the windows."
Narrow escape
A cafe worker who asked for safety reasons to be identified by his first name, Nathan, said he almost became one of the hostages.
Nathan said he arrived at the cafe in the morning, but when he tried to go in, some of his co-workers told him it was closed for the day.
"At this point, I'm thinking something is definitely off," he said. "I could see a hand and what looked like half a gun. I only saw part of his (the gunman's) body."
He said the cafe had both its doors locked, which is unusual at that time.
Muslim leaders condemn hostage taking
The writing on the flag in the window stoked fears that the crisis in Sydney could be linked to Islamic extremists. Australia, which is part of the international coalition fighting ISIS in the Middle East, said in September that it had foiled a plot by Islamic militants to carry out a public execution.
【 12.16 5.58AM更新】
NSW 警察局确认共有17名人质
早上两点钟警察强攻是负责任的举动。现场的专家认为如果没有在2点钟警察的进入，将会有更多的人质失去生命。
【 12.16 5.50AM更新】
NSW 警察局在新闻发布会上发表声明：
今天早上重大事件调查已经启动，确认此事件中目前造成3人死亡和4人受伤。
周二早上2点钟，警察与挟持者展开激烈交火
50岁的挟持着被送往医院后死亡
一名34岁男性人质和一名38女性人质在送往医院后死亡
两名女性人质被送往医院进行治疗，一名警员脸部受伤送往医院治疗，没有生命危险。
另有一名女性人质肩部受伤被送往医院
【 12.16 5.36AM更新】
死亡的三人为：34岁的男士，38女士，50岁的枪手
【 12.16 5.28AM更新】
据9news 报道 警察在2点左右选择强攻，是因为当时形势所迫。
2.00PM， 一名男性人质高举双手跑出，为了表示他不是劫持者直接趴倒在地，紧接着5名人质跑出，第七名人质逃出之后可以听到咖啡店内有枪声响起，为避免更多人质受伤，警察选择强攻，经历激烈的枪声，劫持者被击毙
【 12.16 5.09AM更新】
9台新闻报道，一共11名人质逃离或被解救
【 12.16 54AM更新】
据9news报道,又有一人之死亡，目前共有三人死亡，其中一名是劫持者
【 12.16 4.10AM更新】
据9 news报道两位伤者已经被送往ST Vincents 医院和RPA 医院进行救治，一位警员头部受伤。同时再次确认持枪者 Man Monis 已被击毙。
【12.16 3.22AM更新】
据9news报道 两人在解救中死亡，其中一人确实持枪的劫持者
【3.01am】解救宣布结束
据消息称有两人牺牲，警察正在排查周边是否有炸弹，进一步伤亡情况正在确认中
【2:51AM更新】又有枪声，更多火拼，据说有两个人伤亡。
悉尼人质现场枪声大作，已知两人死亡,三人重伤, 确认凶手已经被击毙。目前现场一片凌乱悉尼警方刚刚声称事件已经结束。
全副武装的警察冲进了枪手挟持人质的咖啡馆，澳大利亚电视直播了这个惊人场面，先是数声巨响和火光，数名人质逃生，接着是一阵枪声。
澳大利亚媒体报道，抢手已经被打死，另有一名人质也被打死。
其它人质正在接受医疗护理。劫持人质的枪手身份已经公开。此人是伊朗难民，曾因一系列暴力犯罪面临检控，目前正处于假释中。
【2:49AM更新】警察宣布解救结束。
【2:15更新】距离劫持事件16小时30分钟
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