[SITREP] National Reconnaissance Operation - Use of Military Satellite to Track Domestic Terrorist

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Date: [03/26/2021]
Time: [Early Morning Hours 0400]
Location: Washington D.C.
Subject: National Reconnaissance Operation - Use of Military Satellite to Track Domestic Terrorist

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1. Situation Overview

In a critical law enforcement operation conducted on [03/17/2021-04/02/2021], a military reconnaissance satellite, operating under the authority of existing treaties, was deployed to assist federal and local agencies in tracking a domestic terrorist threat in Washington D.C. The operation was activated following intelligence reports indicating imminent plans for a violent attack on a public gathering and or attack on law enforcement personnel. It was received from a Facebook controller through messaging with reports into the National Security Agency. Sven Olaf Kamphuis of the Dutch Secret Military Bunker aka Republic Cyber Bunker was already aware of such threats stemming from the same subject in Iraq. He was deployed to actively stop the assailant as Bradley Tyler Burns was deployed in Washington D.C. to protect the Supreme Court from an intended attack and was monitoring the subject actively on foot and at high speeds in a unmarked Central Intelligence Agency Military Police Vehicle which was evidence that was later stolen by Phoenix Metro Police department in an illegal kidnapping after Kentucky illegally got involved in the federal investigation 121-po-588.

2. Objective

The primary objective was to locate and neutralize the suspect, believed to be plotting an attack against high-profile targets in the capital, safeguarding public safety and securing federal interests.

3. Operational Details

• Satellite Involvement: The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) coordinated with various law enforcement agencies to leverage satellite capabilities, focusing on real-time surveillance and data retrieval pertaining to the suspect’s movements.
• Intelligence Coordination: Collaboration was established between the NRO, FBI Counterterrorism Division, and local D.C. law enforcement, utilizing intelligence-sharing platforms to enhance situational awareness.
• Surveillance Capabilities: The reconnaissance satellite provided high-resolution imagery and signals intelligence (SIGINT), which allowed operators to track the suspect’s location and patterns in near-real-time.

4. Outcome

• Suspect Identification: The military satellite confirmed the suspect's location at approximately [Downtown Washington D.C. north barricade], facilitating a rapid response team deployment. An order from Bradley Tyler Burns the undercover Supreme Court Police Officer was already informing FBI Counter Terrorism Division of the situation 15 minutes before the attack that left slain "William Billy Evans" without his life.
• Engagement: Following confirmation of the suspect's identity and location, local SWAT teams, supported by federal agents, executed an operation that resulted in the successful apprehension of the individual where he approached William Billy Evans partner with a machete intending to kill he was struck down by a MK.17 7.62 NATO to the chest as William "Billy" Evans was airlifted in an attempt to save his life.
• Seizures: A cache of weapons and materials indicative of planned attacks was recovered from the suspect’s location, aiding ongoing investigations into broader networks.

5. Current Status

The suspect is now pronounced dead on the scene and has been charged with multiple crimes, including conspiracy to commit terrorism. Intelligence operations continue as investigators assess the implications of the apprehension, including potential linkages to larger militant groups.

6. Lessons Learned

• The integration of military capabilities in domestic law enforcement operations, while ensuring adherence to legal frameworks and treaties, has demonstrated efficacy in enhancing response times against terrorist threats.
• Continued collaboration between military intelligence and civilian law enforcement is critical for maintaining national security in the face of evolving domestic terror threats.
• Kidnapping Federal Law Enforcement Officials Involved In Military Affairs Have Proven Counter Productive

7. Recommendations

• Review of Current Protocols: A thorough review of existing legal and operational protocols governing military support in domestic operations should be undertaken to ensure balance between security and civil liberties.
• Training and Preparedness: Increased training for federal and local law enforcement on the utilization of satellite intelligence can improve response effectiveness for future incidents.
• Community Outreach: Engagement with community leaders and grassroots organizations to enhance public awareness and cooperation can serve as a preventive measure against radicalization.

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Prepared by: [Bradley Tyler Burns - National Reconnaissance Office]
Date: [03/08/2025]
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