By Phedre Dumouriez
A standoff that took place earlier in the week outside of Anderson's Bar between several citizens of Asphyxiation Point, members of the Black Mamba's, and APPD officers appears to have ended with one of the officers being tossed into the ocean.
An anonymous tip to The Times brought attention to a video posted to YouTube that looks to have been taken with a cell phone by a witness to the scene.
At least one known and one alleged member of the Black Mamba's gang, both female, are shown in the footage wielding guns. In the video, they appear to be in a standoff against the wife of a local APPD officer, Mrs. Bunny Blackout, and an unknown male, who look to be also armed.
Heated words were all that were tossed about, thankfully, even after the arrival of Officers Adam Hartly and Ame Paragorn, who did what they could to calm the situation. However, it was not until the arrival of alleged Black Mamba's leader Lyssandra Ritter and a as-of-yet unnamed dark haired woman that most of those involved were convinced to go their separate ways.
Unfortunately, the excitement did not end there for Office Paragorn, as she was accosted near the end of the standoff and then thrown into the nearby waters by another unnamed assailant; who may or may not have been a part of the original scene. As the video cuts off after the two groups went their separate ways, no further details are known about the unknown assailant and his actions, and Officer Paragorn was unavailable for comment as of the printing of this report.
The original cause of the friction between the two groups has not been verified, but it is rumored that it may have had something to do with the attack on the Sweet Treats bakery that took place a few weeks ago. Ms. Blackout was also involved in that event as one of the victims.
A standoff that took place earlier in the week outside of Anderson's Bar between several citizens of Asphyxiation Point, members of the Black Mamba's, and APPD officers appears to have ended with one of the officers being tossed into the ocean.
An anonymous tip to The Times brought attention to a video posted to YouTube that looks to have been taken with a cell phone by a witness to the scene.
At least one known and one alleged member of the Black Mamba's gang, both female, are shown in the footage wielding guns. In the video, they appear to be in a standoff against the wife of a local APPD officer, Mrs. Bunny Blackout, and an unknown male, who look to be also armed.
Heated words were all that were tossed about, thankfully, even after the arrival of Officers Adam Hartly and Ame Paragorn, who did what they could to calm the situation. However, it was not until the arrival of alleged Black Mamba's leader Lyssandra Ritter and a as-of-yet unnamed dark haired woman that most of those involved were convinced to go their separate ways.
Unfortunately, the excitement did not end there for Office Paragorn, as she was accosted near the end of the standoff and then thrown into the nearby waters by another unnamed assailant; who may or may not have been a part of the original scene. As the video cuts off after the two groups went their separate ways, no further details are known about the unknown assailant and his actions, and Officer Paragorn was unavailable for comment as of the printing of this report.
The original cause of the friction between the two groups has not been verified, but it is rumored that it may have had something to do with the attack on the Sweet Treats bakery that took place a few weeks ago. Ms. Blackout was also involved in that event as one of the victims.
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