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Jersay Armarez was a young man as he walked into the police station in a poor district of the capital city of Watoniz, Hatuni, and he walked to the main desk where an elderly man sat. He was a desk sergent and he looked at the young man Jersay Amarez and the young man with a black trenchcoat and five-day stubble and he reached into his coat.

Pulling out his pistol, the young man pulled the trigger, the yellow bullet speeding out of the chamber of the pistol and striking the Staff Sergent in the chest. The elderly policeofficer clutched his chest as blood began to trickle from his serious wound and he collapsed behind his table. Several other police men pulled their hand guns, their glocks and Jersay Amarez fired two shots at a young constable who collapsed with a leg wound as four other young men came into the building and opened fire on the police officers with several Ak-47's and a shotgun.

The police returned fire as several policemen collapsed. One of the armed men took two bullets to the chest and collapsed with blood streaming from his body and another took a shot of his throat and collapsed clutching his throat. The three standing armed men retreated out the front door of the police station, the doors having been smashed by the flying bullets, and Jersay turned and shot a young woman, no more than 23 who was hiding clinging to the wall protecting her young child, right in the head, and she collapsed motionless in a pool of blood and the kid screamed as the three armed men pulled away in a beat up Chevrolet. Ambulances and police cars from near by police stations arrived quickly at the scene:

The ambulances pulled a sheet over the dead woman and went inside to save some badly wounded police officers. As they continued to work, reporters began to arrive.

Watoniz News:

This is Julie Sanchez, reporter for Watoniz News. Todat in Hatuni a police station was attacked by armed gunmen. The violence resulted in the deaths of a 23 year old civilian, Maria Gutierez a mother of three young children, a police officer, Joseph Martinez a 57 year old Staff Sergent who was shot several times in the chest and one of the gunmen, 20 year old Mi Nuniez. Besides the three people killed, six police officers and 2 civilians were wounded in the shootout and one of the gunmen were arested.

Augustine Dexat followed the three older people down the alleyway. In his hands was the package, about 10 lbs of drugs. The young 16 year old black boy, one of the small minority in the Hutani capital walked behind the two white boys and one black boy. He was a junior member in this gang who was responsible in the trading of ecstcy and heroin. Augustine made nearly 500 dollars a week with this gang and made nearly 2,000 dollars and possibly up to 4,000 dollars a month which was alot more then what one black boy would make at a small job in the ghetto.

Since many parts of the city was poor, and the government did not do anything to end this poverty, the only two options young people had was join the army/police, or they would join gangs.

"So your buddy was caught by the pigs in the last operation. Now he is he biggest threat to our operation and you are the secondest biggest threat to this ring."

One of the young white man's pulled out a pistol and shot the young sixteen year old man in the head several times. They then took the drugs and disappeared into the darkness.

Watoniz News:

A young man was shot and killed today in ongoing violence in the ghettos of our capital. This marks the fourth death today in bloody violence blamed on gangs and police. The capitalistic government of Watoniz is moving to an emergency meeting to discuss what to be done about this issue and how to deal with the crime.

OFFICIAL IMPERIAL RESPONSE
From The Desk Of The Lord of Truth

Your predicament seems a perfect testing ground for our newly inducted SEU. That is, if you have no objection to the scum of your nation disapearing. We await your response.

Ooc: Tag I Hope It Does Not Die I Will Post Tomorow.

Foreign Ministry of Canadtu:

The foreign ministry of the nation of Canadtu is shocked and appalled at the violence that is gripping the streets of the capital of the country of Watonzi. However, we do not feel like the other nation, Snix is Truth, that the poor people of that fine city should be just thrown away and disappear, to god knows, what fate and have this cycle repeat itself.

Therefore the U.N member state Canadtu asks the government if it can assist with programs, social programs that will show the poor especially the poor of the Capital a better way then gangs and violence. Through this step, along with the deployment of a small U.N force of soldiers and police officers to patrol with and assist government troops in dealing with the violence, but maintaining personal freedoms.

Therefore we ask that the government of Watonzi accept

100 million dollars of financial aid from the government of Canadtu that will be earmarked to assisting the poor with social programs in the capital.

Along with the establishment of a U.N soldier/Police unit of 100 soldiers and 150 police officers who will be under Watonzi direct command until they woul like that mission cancelled.

Minister of Foreign Affairs;
Mark Pierre

OFFICAIL IMPERIAL RESPONSE
From the desk of The Lord of Truth
Do not allow this U.N. puppet place permanent spy group in your nation under the guise of a Police unit. All we ask is that you allow 2-10 man teams to come in, capture, and reducate your inhuman scum. They will learn much in our work inviroments.

Foreign Ministry of Canadtu:

The statements of the nation of Snix of Truth is shockingly sad and holds human rights especially of the poor people of some nations in such low esteem that it borders on immoral thoughts of making poor people work in slavery or be killed. The nation of Canadtu urges that the nation of Watonzi does not follow the lead of this international pariah and allow a U.N peacekeeping mission within your borders to assist with concreate plans to assist the citzenry of the Watonzi nation.

Minister of Foreign Affairs;
Mark Pierre

Government Response to Violence:

- A curfew starting at 10 p.m and lasting to 8 a.m each and every morning and night, espeically on the weekends.

- The creation of a half a dozen new police stations in the ghetto areas of Hutani.

- A program for youth that get away from gangs and violence.

- The creation of a help line, hot line to report incidents or planned incidents.

- 50 million dollars in the creation of more youth activities and sports, and community appreciation of their value to the Watoniz community.

OFFICAIL IMPERIAL RESPONSE
From the desk of The Lord of Truth

It is not slavery, sure they work without any form of monetary compensation, but they get housing, food, water, and electricity. And they get work experiance. The U.N. is has not been succesfull with other aid releif work. Need I remind you of Africa.

To Snix of Truth:

The government of Watoniz would request that one squad of your elite team arrives in the capital of Hutani. It would be under the strictest of orders to escort, repeat offenders who are arrested three or more times or have committed murder out of the Hutani area and into the work camps that would set up in your nation.

To Canadtu:

We thank you for your offer of support as well and believe that the humanitarian assistance and U.N 'mission' we believe support would be necessary in calming down the streets of Hutani and provide a reasonable presence and a level of action that will ensure that poverty and these matter do not hit this level again.

The Go-team will arive in several hours.

Several police cars road up to a residence that was completely borded up and took up positions around the building. Several armed men were holding six hostages in the building and as a SWAT team arrived, gunfire erupted from the building and snipers took shots before the police went in with flashbang grenades to break up what was occuring in the building. A quick violent outburst of gunshots could be heard down the block waking up neighbors, mostly black or Asian, as several men were dragged from the building in handcuffs. Some were bloddy, and one of the young men took a baton to the head. As he was stuffed into a squad car.

Ambulances arrived and several of the civilians were escorted to the waiting ambulance before the bodies came out.

One of the civilians had been killed while 2 gunmen had been killed, an additional one had been wounded along with 5 police officers.

Watoniz News:

Reporting at what was an early morning barrage of gunfire that left three people dead, including two of the gunmen and one person who was held hostage by these armed men for nearly five hours before the police moved into the location. The hostages had been taken from a local public bus and had been marched here. The five surviving hostages are two women, two children and the bus driver himself. This brings to a two-day total of seven people dead in gang violence.

In other news, it is apparent that two foreign nations, including that is right a U.N member state are going to bring in troops and police to help calm the situation in the capital tonight. Hopefully, they can do better then what the police have been doing.

The plane touched down and the men exited the jet, hopeing they would get an escort to the trouble areas.

A Watoniz diplomat and several heavily armed police officers waited for the Snix is Truth team at the airport. As the team arrived from the plane the diplomat indicated that they followed him and he led them to a large truck that would take them to the main police command post that was stationed in one of the ghettos.

In Torntu city several lightly armed men and women road in the military truck headed to the airport. They were one of 250 U.N members with there blue berets that were going to be headed towards the nation of Watoniz to end the gang-violence within their walls and help assist that nation. The government of Canadtu had already transferred immediately 50 million dollars to the Watoniz bank account which would assist with programs for the poor.

At the airport most of the troops were loaded onto the plane while several dozen family members waited as the plane took off.

The U.N military plane arrived at the capital of Watoniz and landed at the international airport. The personnel disembarked from the plane carrying their luggage, their weapons having been sent for the Watoniz government to inspect and clear.

The leader of the U.N peacekeeping mission was Major Rohan Ban and he was organizing his troops with their supplies. He wanted to meet with the representative from Watoniz and then deploy his troops to where they were going to be stationed and set out patrols in the capital of Hatuni.

The team was sedate as they drove through the city, but once they arived at HQ they were all go. Tim Brothman -their HPU- was quick to set up the uplink to their home network.

"So" asked Gearl Strin-The leader-"what is our first target?"

The government official said;

"In Daku district, there is an African gang of thugs that ask for bribes from the store owners. If you deploy with a small police squad we may be able to get a few criminals in the act."

Two gunmen opened fire on a city bus in the district of a ghetto. They laughed as people ducked for cover. They continued to fire onto the city bus as several police cars drove in with sirens wailing. Turning on the police officers they opened up with their Ak-47's.

OOC: So the troops and Snix of Truth people can arrive to arrest the two gunmen.

IC: Police officer exchanged gunfire with the two gunmen. One police officer collapsed holding his stomach and was dragged out of the line of fire.

The peacekeepers had settled in their positions around the airport and waited for the diplomats or soldiers from Watoniz to their station.

The police chief arrived at the airport to greet the U.N peacekeepers. They were standing there with their equipment and had received some of the weaponry from the check out center.

Greet the Major that was leading them he sais;

"Hello, come with me."

With that the police chief led the peacekeepers to some waiting army trucks where they would be led to the main army base just 1 mile out of Hatuni city.

The U.N peacekeepers got into the vehicles and arrived at the base just outside of Hatuni. They had heard reports of the gunfire from the police and could hear gunfire, but the police officers told them that those two gunmen would be neutralized by police.

Arriving at the base, the U.N peacekeepers set up camp in several barracks and a patrol was worked out of 15 U.N police officers with several Watoniz police to patrol the city.

Near a small police station in one of the main ghettos of the city of Hatuni, several black men stood near a run down building across the way. They had their jackets covering their heads and they were talking softly to themselves. The police inside numbered at the very most 10, and they were lightly armed with most of their heavier weapons in lock up.

The young men walked across the road in front of a speeding vehicle that swerved and honked its horn loudly at them as the four men walked quickly up the steps.

Opening the front door of the police station, the four men pulled out pistols and opened fire on several police officers in the front area. Several bullets got lodged into the wall behind the main police lobby area and two of the police officers fell with wounds to their legs or arms. A third police officer returned fire with his service revolver and had to retreat as the four men began to reload.

They then followed that police officer down the hallway and engaged in several other police officers who had been drawn the the shots. Shots were exchanged between the two sides, with one of the suspects falling face first to the ground after a bullet ripped into his shoulder and another in his stomach. One police officer lay dead on the floor that was filled with bullet casings with a bullet in his head.

Police cars from surrounding stations began to arrive and two of the suspects turned around to the front of the building and engaged with those police officers in an exchange of bullets. Both suspects were soon badly wounded and collapsed to the ground as the final suspect ran into a stoarge room.

There his gun jammed and he tossed it too the ground. He raised his hands in surrender as two tough white cops knocked down the door to the building and they fired point blank at the young man, shooting him at least ten times in the stomach, chest and head. Collapsing dead on the ground, other police officers moved to arrest his wounded colleges.

Watoniz News:

This is Judy Sgro reporting tonight on a vicious battle at a local police station. From what we have heard, 1 police officer was killed and 6 injuried while 3 suspects were arrested. Alarmingly we are reporting that a fourth suspect was cornered and shot by two police officers execution style. This is from police officers at the scene and it has not been cofirmed by the police department of the government of Watoniz.

Two other gunmen that attacked a bus earlier are still hold up in a small run down house, holding a young man hostage tonight. Two people who were wounded in the attack are doing fine and are expected to recover.

OOC: So that is to cover loose ends. So I would like Snix of Truth cops and some policemen to either arrest or injure the two one at the bus station, and I may have protests about the execution that can get the peacekeepers involved.

“We have our first situation. Full team lets move out.” The entire team moved at once packing up and getting ready in less then 2 minutes. They then proceeded to the van. Their driver was excellent, getting them to the station in minutes.

“Tim, I want a map. With target locals. Frank, find a good spot; be prepared to shoot through walls. The rest of you set up a perimeter.” The team moved to comply. Tim waved his hand in front of the building. Reached over his shoulder and unbuckled his backpack, the front fell open, revealing a screen with a perfect 3d map of the building. Again he moved his hand and the screen changed slightly, the map now showing places of high heat.

“2 at the back door, 3 at the front. 1 through the roof. Move, go on Alpha.” Again the team moved, this time into position. “Frank, you get the map and heat images?”

“Yes, I can confirm one, terrorist. Back door.”

“Alright, you’re going to have to take a back seat on this one. Back door, use extra explosives. Maybe we can catch him in the fire.” Acknowledgement came back over the radio. Gearl move towards Tim. “Record this, ok?”

“Already am.”

“Alpha” seconds later a loud explosion disturb the relative peace,

“Top floor clear.”

“Back half clear.”

“Front room clear.”

“What’s our status on the inhabitants of the house?” Gearl moved towards Tim “pack up.” He whispered.

“The one at the back took the breach hard. Let’s just say he fell to pieces.” A short laugh accompanied the report. “But the hostage and the other one are fine.”

Watoniz policeofficers entered in after the Snix of Truth police officers. They quickly grabbed the hostage and ensured that the hostage was safe at a nearby ambulance.

"If you guys want to take that suspect with you to wherever you would like to take him that would be great. He is a well known criminal."

"Thank you" said Gearl, pulling out a knife. He turned to the suspect "I wont lie, this is going to hurt a lot" with that he pulled the knife across his arm leaving a line of blood. The man screamed, trying to pull away from his iron grip. Gearl then pulled out a small chip "for tracking" he said to anyone who cared, pushing it deep into the cut. He followed this up with rubbing alcohol, making him scream more. Reaching into his bag he pulled out a small tan patch "Bandage" he said again, incase someone cared.

A young private stood as he looked at the vehicle he had just painted with the U.N symbol. He then stepped into the vehicle and several soldiers climbed onto the back of the vehicle and sit down in it. The U.N vehicle held six inhabitants and they were going to go a patrol of the city and show a U.N presence in the city. Reports had been coming showing that violence had continued in the city and the toll from the violence was 10 dead people.

The gate to the Watoniz base opened and the vehicle left and began its travel deeper into the city of Hatuni.

As violence continued in the city of Hatuni, there was some good news. The President of Watoniz was at a local center in the middle of the city. He smiled as he cut the ribbon to the building and stated to the news media:

"Today we are opening a 2 million dollar building that will deal with young drug addicts in this section of the city as well as any gangmembers or drug dealers that don't want to do drugs anymore but have no place to stay. The staff would assist the young women and men who have been effected by such drugs and to assist them."

The U.N vehicle drove into a ghetto of Hatuni. A young man nearly 21 came up to the vehicle and the driver of the U.N vehicle rolled down the window and nodded at the young man. Nodding back at the U.N man, the U.N vehicle continued to drive deeper into the ghetto.

Violence had become less frequent since the Snix is Truth and Canadtu troops had arrived to assist the government forces in the capital. However mistrust was still out there and since the execution of one of the suspects at a police station attacked claimed a police officer a protest began at the city hall with 4,000 people attending and they yelled about the trouble dealing with their children and how the government never did anything to assist them. There were calls for police to be disbanded and more than one parent called them pigs.

The team kept it self fit and ready. Doing training daily and runnig practice drills 2-3 times a week. They also amused themselves by playing small pranks on the UN guys. Today they were painting the Snix logo on the UN truck.

A young U.N private walked out from the barracks to notice that the Snix logo had been painted on some of their vehicles. Turning around he went back inside and got several of the other privates. They then snuck to the Snix vehicle and painted with black paint the U.N logo onto the vehicle and quickly snuck back to their barracks.

It was a usual game they played against each other.

It had been a week since the U.N peacekeepers and Snix is Truth squad had arrived in the capital of Watoniz. Except for the incident at the police station and the rescuing of the hostage, by Snix forces nothing really had been violent in the city, with only one suspected gang member being killed by the run down port docks with a bullet to the back of the head. The President of Watoniz was extremely happy with this lack of violence and a new police system that would use cameras to spy on people when they were in public was going to be unveiled.

In one of the neighborhoods just outside of the ghetto two forces were about to meet. Two undercover cops were negotiating with several members of a street gang called the Cribs as a survelliance team watched. As the deal was going down, about half a dozen more members of the Cribs arrived and entered into the building with the cops and pulled their weapons and declared that they were cops.

At that time, surrounding units made their move and a gun battle ensued with gangmembers fired with Ak-47 at the police forces. One of the undercover police officers was struck and wounded in the exchange of gunfire.

The screws in the door frame were expertly placed. The door wasn't going anywhere. With that finished they turned to fixing the paint job on their car. A couple of lines and they had a martini glass. Covering up the n they added their team name. "Perfect, the first S.E.U. how original. we need something better. Anyone have ideas?"

"No time to think now. Were on high alert. Get the gear packed. Quick. All were waiting for is the Go ahead."

Reports of a shoot out in one of the neighborhoods was relaid to a small patrol of U.N peacekeepers who numbered ten and since they were only ten blocks away from the shooting they headed to the scene in their two U.N labelled vehicles.

Several police cars arrived from various districts around this neighborhood as civilians ran from the fighting. A police helicopter flew over the scene as four more Crib vehicles arrived with heavily armed troops. The lead vehicle smashed into a police car and sped through to the battlescene where several people were already laid out on both sides. A nearby crib member opened fire on an approaching white vehicle that had the intials U.N on it. He fired at least 10 shots at the vehicle.

Inside the blown drug operation, police officers exchanged gunfire with several Crib members, dropping several in a rain of fire. However, casualties were mounting as 1 police officer lay dead and at least 4 others were wounded.

"This is bogus, waiting around while people die. We should be there helping." Said one of the spears. A large, black man known to the team as 'Spokes' the best driver they had.

"I know, but we haven't been cleared to go yet. If the Watoniz government wants our help they'll ask. Otherwise we stay put." Replied Gearl, sounding just as upset.

"How about we go for a drive. We might acidently come upon the incident." said another spear.

"Yeah, a drive might help with the waiting." Within minutes the team was moving full speed down the road towards the shoot out.

A bullet cracked off the windowshield of the lead U.N vehicle followed by several others shattering the window shield. The driver of the U.N vehicle, a 15 year veteran of the Canadtu police was struck one in the forearm by a bullet and once in the stomach with a second bullet. His passenger was struck in the chest four times with high impact Ak-47 ammo. The lead vehicle slowed to a stop and the two passengers in the back got out and grabbed their comrades in the front of the vehicle and propped them safely away from any flying lead.

Three U.N peacekeepers from the second vehicle took up a position near Watoniz police officers and one fired his Glock hand gun at a Crib vehicle. The two other U.N peacekeepers who remained with the two injuried ones performed medic lifesaving techniques to ensure that the two would not go into shock or die.

To Snix is Truth Squad: (radio message)

You have the full authority of the Watoniz government to take action against gang members that are caling themselves the Crib gang.

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Police officers continued to exchange gunfire with Crib members. However, the police were badly outweaponed with their pistols while the criminals had machine guns and rifles. Civilians had gotten caught up in the crossfire and two civilians had been struck in the exchange of bullets outside the meeting area which had become and entanglement of police vehicles, U.N vehicles and Crib cars.

As U.N forces arrived to back up the Watoniz police, one Crib member was struck and wounded in the left arm by a U.N shooter.

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Elsewhere, near the Interior ministry two young men entered into the building screamed they were Crib members and tossed a grenade down a hallway on the first floor where security and information on criminals were kept. Most civilians scattered out of the lobby but with the resulting explosion people were knocked of their feet and the first floor was heavily damaged and resulted in serious structural damage to the second floor. Ambulances quickly arrived and carted the wounded to local hospitals. At least one person was dead and 17 people wounded in the attack.

The team came from the same direction as the assaulted U.N. vans. Gearl was the first out, being the only one on the team medicaly certified. The pulled his bag from the truck and ran to the wounded. "What do you need?" He asked opening his bag and showing them the contents.

The rest of the team moved to suport the men being fired on, using their rifles on any exposed bodies in the building. Tim was already working on a layout.

Cpl Jeremy Stevens walked around a police car keeping his head down as bullets from Crib weapons rang out overhead. He then got onto his belly and slid under an additional police car and came up beside two young black men with bandanas around their faces. He threw a punch at the closest one and pointed his weapon at the second one.

The two other U.N peacekeepers continued to exchange fire with Crib members but they were also aware of the civilian situation and they moved to ensure that civilians would be able to flee.

At the U.N base, a convoy of five U.N vehicles carrying a total of 30 additional U.N peacekeepers headed into Hatuni and towards the battlefield. Reports were coming in on an attack on the Interior ministry and U.N forces were worried that more attacks would come.

The young peacekeeper looked at Gearl and stated.

"We have one trooper injuried with a bullet to the arm and stomach. We need gaze and bandaes to halt the bleeding to ensure that he survives until we can get him to a hospital. Our second casualty has several bullets in the chest and we need to stabilize him wih morphine and get him to a hospital."

Several Crib members noticed two U.N peacekeepers heading to some civilians. They opened fire with semi automatic weapons on the two peacekeepers and a gaggle of small children but because they opened themselves up to attack two of the three gunmen were shot and wounded or killed in a hail of police bullets.

Gearl gave the man what he needed then knelt down to help.

The team members took note of the blatant assault on the civilians, "we need to end this now." he pulled out two grenades lobbing them into the building. He took a bullet to the shoulder in the process but grited his teeth and kept firing. "I say we get up on the roof and do a santa clause." he said through the pain. "Five men, on the roof. Go on alpha." They moved, not even questioning his authority even though most had a higher rank then he. When someone had an idea that sounded good no one argued.

Explosions rocked the Crib gangmember positions and several gang members fell from the explosion. Several gangmembers continued to fire at policemen and U.N members however they began to decrease in number. Several civilians collapsed from the gunfire directed at them by Crib gang members.

U.N vehicles continued to arrive and U.N peacekeepers took up positions near Snix is Truth and Watoniz police officers and returned fire against the Crib gangmembers. One U.N soldier was shot and wounded in the arm in the exchange of gunfire.

The two U.N members who had been going to protect some civilians were both hit several times. One collapsed with wounds to the head and chest while the other was wounded in each arm but he was able to fire off two shots striking one of the gunmen.

The death toll increased around spokes, "ok team, it's christmas time." With that the roof colapsed, falling into the building. Ridding with it were five team members, there to clean up anything left moving.

As Snix is Truth soldiers dropped from the roof and began shooting Crib members, the surviving ones quickly surrendered. Ambulances arrived to take the injuried.

In the battle, 11 gangmen, 6 policemen and 4 civilians were killed, 21 people in total and 80 people wounded and 15 gangmembers arrested.

The men walked out of the ruined building, escorting the prisoners. Gearl called over from one of wounded he was working on "which ones do we get to keep and which are your's?"

As the battle ceased U.N soldiers ran to their wounded comrades. Two U.N medics rushed to the U.N soldier who had been shot in the head and chest. He had his eyes rolled back in his head and they checked his pulse. Finding none they found that he was dead or near death and immediately began to do CPR on the man, and ordered for an ambulance. Quickly lifting the man and putting him on a stretcher and putting him in an ambulance the two U.N workers continued to work on him for the next ten minutes, but because the man did not breath and no pulse was found, lack of oxygen to his brain would have killed him anyways and they desisted from their work.

Later on reports came in from a hospital that a U.N police officer that had been struck several times in the chest and had been worked on by U.N people and Snix soldiers had died of his injuries.

U.N statement from center command in Watoniz;

"Today in violence against gang members where 23 people lost their lives, 2 of our U.N members were killed and an additional four were wounded in an exchange of gunfire with gangmen called the crib. Young Cpl Anthony Robertson, 25, leaves behind a wife and one small child while young Pte Darrel Mev, 20 leaves behind two brothers. Tomorrow there will be a ramp ceremony before they are returned home to Canadtu to be burried."

At the U.N military base, four soldiers carried the first casket to the waiting transport plane. Behind them was four additional U.N troops carrying the second casket of a second U.N soldier killed in violence between gangmen and police officers in Canadtu. The two caskets were covered with two U.N flags and the flag of the Canadtu country and both caskets were carried onto the plane as a bagpipes player played a sad tune. The squad of U.N soldiers stood at attention as the plane flew down the runway and flew home to Canadtu.

Several soldiers and police officers at the U.N base just out of the Hatuni capital were shocked by the death of two of their colleges. However some were more concerned with four of their injuried colleges who would have to deal with health issues once they returned home.

The city of Hatuni was on highalert after the violence that occured with the deaths of 25 people, brining the death toll up to 35 people. Seven of the fifteen gangmembers were handed over to the Snix is Truth squad.

Secret communication to Snix is Truth from Watoniz police chief:

Information has been found on two Crib locations. We ask for your assistance with two elite police squads to raid these areas and arrest the main leaders of the most violent gang in Hatuni.

Secrete Response.

OK, We'll work out a plan for the first location. How big are the teams?

The first operation is believed to have six Crib gangmembers, and the second location has ten. If you go to the ten along with seven police officers we would be able to over power them.

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In the first location, a police battering ram busted down the door of a broken down house. Several police officers exchanged gunfire with two gunmen. However several others surrendered as they tried to escape out the back and were rounded up by police. The violence was quickly over and 8 gunmen were arrested and another wounded and two police officers were lighly wounded.

Several U.N patrols were throughout the city of Hatuni when they heard of reports of a raid by police. They decided not to get involved in the one raid because they had not been asked.

The target building was run down, windows boarded up and the walls were covered in grafitti. Gearl was confering with the police. "Are you willing to come in through the top windows and do a downwards sweep or do you want to come in a ground level?"