Amy, that story.

Holy shit.

Following last Tuesday's botched raid on a suspected malicious stronghold in Sunsfall,

former Sweden, lawmakers in the Western European regionality are questioning the legality

of the internal investigation division's armament, as well as the thoroughness of their procedures.

So the police, they're gunned down a dozen people they thought were in a militia. Turns out no.

Turns out there's no proof of that. I mean there is definitely something up there. They found rifles

stockpiled in a basement. You know, after they'd killed everyone.

But the IID didn't have sufficient evidence for a raid in the first place.

And the existence of the rifles is the only evidence they have after the fact.

So...

Also further down, Western European Council member Haika Kainik pointed to the identical

manufacturer of both militia and police weapons. More than two dozen of the rifles used in the raid

by the police had no serial number pointing to an illicit and undocumented overarming of the police.

Kainik is calling for hearing to discuss armament policies for local and regional law enforcement.

Amy, it's Karen.

They're not saying it yet, but this is definitely Karen.

Find out what you can about Council member Kainik. I want to send her some information.

Maybe a bottle of wine. I mean, a dozen people died.

Very suspicious people, but there were fatalities. I am not celebrating that.

But oh my god, this might be it. Karen's done.

Amy, when the bailiffs raided our office last week, they cleaned out my desk.

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