"The male hostage was remarkably calm when relaying information over the
phone from the gunman," said Ray Hadley, a radio presenter of 2GB, a
commercial radio station here.
Hadley said he could hear the gunman talking in the background during the phone conversation. The gunman wanted the hostage to speak live on radio, a demand Hadley claimed to have refused.
"I told the hostage it would not be in his best interest or my best interest to allow that to happen because I'm not a trained negotiator, I don't have any expertise in this, there are people who will talk to both the hostages and the gunman and they will be knowing what to do," said Hadley.
Hadley said he has spoken to New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione about the phone call. Scipione asked him not to allow the hostage to speak on air, he added.
Hadley said he could hear the gunman talking in the background during the phone conversation. The gunman wanted the hostage to speak live on radio, a demand Hadley claimed to have refused.
"I told the hostage it would not be in his best interest or my best interest to allow that to happen because I'm not a trained negotiator, I don't have any expertise in this, there are people who will talk to both the hostages and the gunman and they will be knowing what to do," said Hadley.
Hadley said he has spoken to New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione about the phone call. Scipione asked him not to allow the hostage to speak on air, he added.
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