<p>One of the victims of Australia's Lindt Cafe stand-off was reportedly killed by a police bullet when she was caught in the crossfire between the gunman and the cops, media report said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Katrina Dawson, 38, was caught in the crossfire and struck possibly by a ricochet.<br />"The barrister was struck by police fire that was not a direct shot and possibly a ricochet, when Tactical Operations Unit officers stormed the cafe just after 2am on 16 December," police was quoted as saying by Sydney Morning Herald.<br /><br />Iranian-born ISIS sympathiser Man Haron Monis had shot dead one of the hostages, cafe manager Tori Johnson, at close range.<br /><br />Monis was later killed in the shoot-out with police.<br />"Force would not be commenting on any aspect of the investigation until that process had been completed," a police spokeswoman said.<br /><br />Dawson and Johnson, 34, were among the 18 hostages detained by Monis when the Martin Place siege began just before 10am.<br /><br />During the siege, 12 hostages including two Indians managed to escape before officers from the Tactical Operations Unit smashed their way into the cafe at 2am after a sniper reported a hostage had been shot. <br /></p>
<p>One of the victims of Australia's Lindt Cafe stand-off was reportedly killed by a police bullet when she was caught in the crossfire between the gunman and the cops, media report said today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Katrina Dawson, 38, was caught in the crossfire and struck possibly by a ricochet.<br />"The barrister was struck by police fire that was not a direct shot and possibly a ricochet, when Tactical Operations Unit officers stormed the cafe just after 2am on 16 December," police was quoted as saying by Sydney Morning Herald.<br /><br />Iranian-born ISIS sympathiser Man Haron Monis had shot dead one of the hostages, cafe manager Tori Johnson, at close range.<br /><br />Monis was later killed in the shoot-out with police.<br />"Force would not be commenting on any aspect of the investigation until that process had been completed," a police spokeswoman said.<br /><br />Dawson and Johnson, 34, were among the 18 hostages detained by Monis when the Martin Place siege began just before 10am.<br /><br />During the siege, 12 hostages including two Indians managed to escape before officers from the Tactical Operations Unit smashed their way into the cafe at 2am after a sniper reported a hostage had been shot. <br /></p>