Drive the hostages as the vanguard, then mix in with the crowd to rush out, making the military and police outside fear hitting the hostages and not dare to fire.
There's no doubt this is a good tactic; when Karl decided to become an enemy of the state, his methods were not only fierce but also unrestrained.
That's why trained elite soldiers are difficult to deal with once they begin committing crimes, because they have experience and skills, far more formidable than the police dealing with them.
The three of them intimidated the crowd by shooting at the roof, forcing them to get up from the floor and gather at the door. Gao Yang didn't want to be among the first to rush out; what if a jittery cop outside accidentally shot and killed him?
Driving approximately twenty people to the door, Karl nodded, then waved his hand, and four men split into two groups, standing on either side of the main entrance.
