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Traudel Habermeyer

12-10-2022, 11:55 PM, (This post was last modified: 01-19-2023, 07:29 PM by Traudel Habermeyer.)

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► Source: Planet Hamburg
► Encryption: port RM-MAS-1NTS-TMD-TRM
► Submitter: Oberleutnant Traudel Habermeyer
► Recipient: Kaiserliche Rheinwehr HQ, Kolonnenplatz Neu Berlin
► Subject: Cryer smuggling Artifacts in Hamburg, Distress Call in Bering, unlawful Freelancer in Hamburg. 04.12.829

Guten Abend Officers,

i have caught a Cryer Pharmaceuticals vessel smuggling Xeno Artifacts in Hamburg.
Due to the sudden increase in especially these types of artifacts, i opted to have the ship unload those on Planet Hamburg for immediate safekeeping and investigation as to where they may have originated from. The vessel's captain put up a meek and futile effort of legitimizing his cargo, but did comply to an extent in the end. As instructed, he headed for Planet Hamburg - yet he managed to vanish in the busy transit area of the mooring fixture. Whether or not the goods have been properly handed over to Hamburg's authorities is unclear, the issued fine for contraband was not paid. I kept watch of the area and surveyed the NeuralNet logs... but there was no more sign of the vessel in question - callsign Glorious_Artoria.

Flight recorder

While monitoring comms i did pick up a garbled distress signal, most likely relayed over automated communication channels. It hailed from Bering, where i found a civilian frigate already searching. Apparently the origin was a Liberty research vessel, unfortunately we did not manage to find it. During our rescue operation we met Richards, a Freelancer already known to me, as well as some Bounty Hunters. The latter made use of fake calls to throw us three off. I have to admit them willingly squandering time with such diversion tactics and effectively jeopardizing rescue efforts in particular has been a most questionable course of action on their part. There was no personal sighting of the research vessel in question, i laid no eyes upon it during the whole attempt. Allegedly the Bounty Hunters Guild did manage to escort it back, i cannot confirm this though.

Flight recorder

After having returned to Hamburg i conducted regular scans of ships passing by, one of them caught my eye. A Freelancer named Charlie Jukins. According to him well aware of the laws of Rheinland, yet he was carrying enemies of the state as well as using illegal equipment constructed on basis of Nomad technology. The attempt to bribe me was in there as well. There was valiant efforts to talk his way out of the situation, yet all he managed by that was to have more and more people showing up. Among them an already known Unioner, Hans Olken, as well as a fellow soldier, Clayton Stiel. Stiel telling me Jukins already tried to assault him, which made the amount of laws Jukins had broken increase even more. As Jukins was not willing to cooperate, Olken offered his help - but had a present Bounty Hunter have a go at him first. The Hunter was taken out, Olken took care of Jukins.
I wish to note that one of the Bounty Hunters from the rescue attempt, callsign Sun, showed up briefly during the early stages of this scene as well. That distinct lack of respect towards Rheinland authorities, coupled with morally questionable decisions during SAR operations, might be a reason to reevaluate our standing with that one in particular. Contracting these kinds of people may reflect negatively on us.