Cover Photo courtesy of MukhtarBashirathe3rd.
Lander, Mayflower — Three days ago at roughly 2:30 PM EDT, the Mayflower Red Front, a terrorist organization designated by the Mayflower Department of Justice, seized the Supreme Court of Mayflower with approximately 20 armed assailants. As the situation unfolded, M-SPAN arrived at the scene and was permitted by members of the organization to enter the building and speak to members of the group, who issued the following statements:

Mayflower State Police officers were subsequently seen arriving at the rear of the Supreme Court building and engaging in what appeared to be a firefight with Red Front members.

Past Incidents

This attack on the Supreme Court is not the first time the terrorist organization has targeted locations within the State of Mayflower. In January 2002, the group briefly captured the town of Medford1, and in April 2002, members seized control of the Alpine Logging Zone.2

Activation of the National Guard

Within seven minutes of M-SPAN’s attempts to contact the governor, Governor T4K3Nw authorized the activation of the Mayflower National Guard until 11:59 PM EDT. Units of the National Guard, accompanied by Governor T4K3Nw, were seen entering the Capitol Hill district as helicopters monitored the area from above.

National Guardsmen surrounding and engaging Red Front members in combat. (M-SPAN Photos/itsro11)

As the situation escalated at the Supreme Court, a perimeter around the building was quickly established while the engagement continued, with multiple deaths and injuries occurring during the confrontation.

By around 3:20 PM EDT, the National Guard had secured the Supreme Court from the Red Front, Governor T4K3Nw released the following photograph as a response:

Mayflower National Guardsmen in a wedge formation in front of the Supreme Court with two helicopters. (Courtesy of Governor T4K3Nw)

Adjutant General3 robloxwolf123, stated to M-SPAN that the “[National Guard] will crush terrorists in the state,” following the conclusion of the operation.

No further comments have been issued.

  1. See Lander City News, “Martial Law,” January 2002 ↩︎
  2. See M-SPAN, “Conflict Brews in Mayflower as Wagner Industries Clashes with Red Front Over Logging Territory,” April 2002 ↩︎
  3. The chief military officer for the State of Mayflower, appointed by the governor. Commands the Mayflower National Guard. ↩︎