D'wave Westboro Breakout

Escape of D'wave Westboro
The arrest of HSG member Stanko Gojković for conspiring to commit terrorism.
Date	November 20, 2020-November 24, 2020
Location	Liberty City, Paleocacher
Caused by	Terrorist Activity
Goals	Break D'wave Westboro out of detention.
Methods	Ambush, Bombings, Drive-by shooting
Resulted in	Failed
Parties to the civil conflict
Heavenly State of God Government of Paleocacher, Liberty City Police Department, Federal Investigation Bureau, Paleocacherian Patriotism and Immigration Authority, Coastal Patrol
Lead figures
D'wave Westboro, Dr. Horace Felch Police Commissioner Francis O' Regaen, Special Agent in Charge Liam Wright
Number
9 members of the Heavenly State of God, 2 hired criminals 500+ government agents and law enforcement officials
Casualties and losses
4 killed, 1 injured 1 police officer, 2 prison guards, 2 EMTs killed, 3 police officers injured

The escape of D'wave Westboro from Paleocacherian custody was a serious domestic incident. It began on the 20th of November when Westboro was stabbed in the thigh by a fellow inmate at the Federal Detention Center Liberty, in the main county of Liberty City, Algocuranmuir. He was taken immediately to Vellebue General Hospital where he underwent surgery to repair a minor nick in his femoral artery. After being kept overnight for observation Westboro was discharged and a high security convoy was organized to take him back to the detention center. In a well-planned operation, a janitor at the hospital with HSG loyalties used a mobile radio to contact his cohorts, one accomplice followed the convoy in a rental van, another accomplice staged a car accident at a key intersection, forcing the convoy to take a detour. On 23rd street the convoy was skillfully and successfully ambushed by HSG terrorists after one pretending to be a skateboarder forced the convoy to stop in a vulnerable location. In a hail of gunfire from both sides of the street the terrorists killed both of the prison guards, the ambulance EMTs and one police officer. Three other officers were wounded. Of the five terrorists one was killed and one was seriously wounded by a shotgun blast. Westboro was successfully broken out of custody and they made their getaway in a stolen car. Local and federal authorities conducted an extensive manhunt, monitoring all borders and international departure points, notifying internationa authorities, and publishing sketches and photos of the culprits across all media platforms. Eleanor Dutko, wife of the deceased HSG member, Ludomir Dutko was arrested and interviewed intensively over the weekend until Monday night when she finally gave up information she knew of the plot. Early Tuesday morning Paleocacherian law enforcement raided an abandoned warehouse where HSG sympathizers had been stockpiling weapons. The terrorist who had been wounded during the initial ambush and two others were killed, several weapons and a quantity of explosives were seized. Another terrorist, Stanko Gojković was arrested a couple of blocks away from the Aurebeshia Government Complex on Lendom Boulevard. Using information taken from his cell phone they traced Westboro to the suburban home of an HSG sympathizer Mr. and Mrs. Horace Felch. Authorities discovered that the couple's motor yacht was not in its berth. The Coastal Patrol stopped the boat less than two hours later off of Carlfell Island. D'wave Westboro was discovered onboard and due to the security risks involved it was decided to remand him to the custody of the Inchcape Supermax prison.