Die Zeiten von Marolio: Illegal Civil Radio Station Stormed: 20 Dead, 7 Injured

Last week, an illegal radio station was stormed by the Zweiunddreißigste militarisierte Polizeidivision’s 11th platoon. The station transmitted a channel called Aether 084.5. The government has confirmed that this station was NOT approved. It is believed that the station transmitted messages encouraging civilians to commit acts of terror against the Republic. The channel transmitted by the station was directed by Mexican terrorist, Marcelo Longobardi. Marolio will try to contact Mexico in order to further discuss this situation.

“They got what they deserved.” Said Oberleutnant der Polizei, Ferdinand Spiegel. He told us how the whole operation unfolded. “We had a clear view of our target. A small, isolated building, only one floor, no basement. We threw an explosive charge through a window, and after the detonation we broke in through every door in sight. My team, team C, went through the front door. We advanced through a small hallway, until we encountered a man. He was crawling on the floor holding his arm. It looked as if it had been smashed against a wall because of the explosion. I shot him in each leg so he would not try to flee the building.”

“We advanced into the studio, where we encountered a difficulty. There were a few employees there, but they were armed. Unterwachtmeister Hans Grüber tried rushing into the room, but he got shot twice in the upper torso. He died hours later. Team B arrived at the studio from behind, and threw a smoke grenade for us to advance. We moved forward, shot the workers in both their arms and their legs for them to be immobilized, and took them prisoners. 5 minutes later, we finished checking the building and counted our losses. We had lost 1 man, and 7 members of team B had been injured. Team B had been more mercyless, and had killed all workers in their way, while team A had taken as many prisoners as possible.” Said Spiegel.

Ferdinand told us that the operation lasted about 10 minutes. “Although we started at 0032 and finished at 0043, we didn’t completely stop there. After we took the prisoners to the nearest outpost, we received orders from Generalleutnant der Polizei, Friedrich Schneider, to execute all prisoners by fusillation. We did as told, and executed our prisoners at 0600.”

The last information we’ve received about Ferdinand or the Zweiunddreißigste militarisierte Polizeidivision’s 11th platoon was about how Ferdinand and a group of people who preferred to stay anonymous received a medal for bravery during combat. We send our condolences to the Grüber family, may Hans rest in peace.

Written by Heinrich Schmidt - Approved by Ludwig Müller