Tori Johnson café manager Sacrificing Lives Faces Hostages

Tori Johnson

Tori Johnson café manager Sacrificing Lives Faces Hostages

Headline - More than 16 hours after the hostage 17 people in a cafe in the Market Place, Sydney, actors began to look tired and fall asleep. Tori Johnson made a quick decision, the offender pushed to grab his gun.

The action that led to the death. But at least managed to save many other lives. Johnson, who worked as Lindt cafe manager since October 2012, a heroic act like a ship captain.

While some people will try to save themselves, without considering the fate of others, Johnson's 34-year-old remained in the cafe with a number of workers and customers.

Two hours after the early morning hostage actors, involved in more than 40 cases of sexual assault, it started to fall asleep. Reported by the Daily Mail, Tuesday, December 16, 2014, several hostages exploit the situation to escape.

The hostages were previously thought to be out for released offenders. But lately, a number of hostages said they fled when Monis not pay attention. It causes anger Monis.

A hostage 19 years, said that the perpetrator had previously threatened to kill a hostage, if one is trying to escape. A few minutes after five hostages escape, heard gunshots.

Seven Network reporter, Chris Reason, reporting directly via Twitter, writing that the perpetrator very agitated with runaway hostage, and started shooting. A source said she saw Johnson tried to seize the weapon from the perpetrator.

He was not able to ascertain, whether Johnson was shot perpetrators. Because not long after the gunfire, police immediately pushed into stormed into the cafe. New South Wales police commissioner Andrew Scipione, said the police make a quick decision.

It is said Scipione, the situation changed abruptly in the cafe, and there are more hostages escape. Police carry out emergency plans, and immediately move in. Police used live bullets and sound grenades in the attack.

But not explained, whether the dead and wounded were shot offender, or shot in the crossfire between the perpetrator and the police. Scipione just mention that the police have saved many lives.

"I want to emphasize that they (the police) have saved lives," he said. In addition to Johnson, the other man was Katrina Dawson (38), a lawyer and mother of three children who were aged under 10 years.

At least three people were injured hostages and had been hospitalized. Including a woman who was shot in the shoulder, and a policeman who was shot in the face. Police did not say whether they were injured in the crossfire.

Scipione just mention that the police have saved many lives. "I want to emphasize that they (the police) have saved lives," he said.