Sydney Caf Siege Ends in Gunfire as Hostages Flee

The transcript describes a police operation to end a siege at a cafe in Sydney, where a lone gunman held hostages. The police stormed the cafe after 17 hours, using tactical operations without responding to any immediate threat inside. The situation involved gunfire and alleged grenade use, leading to injuries among hostages. The police aimed to resolve the situation as it entered a second day, using strategic planning to avoid harm to hostages.

What was the main reason for the police to storm the cafe in Sydney?

• To investigate a robbery

• To rescue hostages

• To negotiate with the gunman

• To respond to gunfire from inside

How long did the siege at the Sydney cafe last?

• 12 hours

• 17 hours

• 10 hours

• 24 hours

What were some of the causes of injuries to the hostages?

• Gunfire, grenades, or exhaustion

• Falling debris

• Chemical exposure

• Animal attack

What technology did the police use during their tactical operation?

• Drones

• Infrared technology

• Satellite imaging

• Robots

What was the police's approach to handling the media during the siege?

• They provided live updates

• They kept the media at a distance

• They invited media inside the cafe

• They allowed full access