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Incident Report 91-██-████-5136
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Date: ██/██/20██
Location: Site-91, D-Class Housing Sector █
Involved Personnel:
- D-5136 “Lucy” Piková
- D-████ [REDACTED] - (Deceased)
- Site-91 Security Staff
Summary:
At approximately 02:13, a containment breach alert was triggered within D-Class Housing Sector █ following unauthorised movement between secured cells. D-████ was observed exiting Sector C via restricted corridors using a stolen Level 3 keycard.
Subject bypassed two (2) security checkpoints before being intercepted near Access Junction ██. Upon refusal to comply with verbal commands, D-████ was terminated on-site by security personnel at 02:19.
Following standard lockdown procedures, a sweep of D-Class Housing Sector █ was conducted. At 02:25, D-████’s assigned cell was opened. D-5136 was discovered inside.
Condition of D-5136:
D-5136 was located on the floor of the cell, unresponsive.
Observed condition included:
- Significant cranial and facial trauma
- Bruising around wrists and upper torso consistent with restraint
- Partial state of undress
- Presence of blood (confirmed to be from both D-5136 and D-████)
- No keycard present within the cell
Medical personnel were dispatched immediately. Subject regained consciousness approximately ██ minutes later in the Site-91 Medical Wing.
Addendum A - Reconstruction of Events:
Based on security footage, recovered evidence, and post-incident interview with D-5136:
- D-5136 exited her assigned cell at approximately 01:57 using a stolen Level 3 keycard
- Subject proceeded directly to D-████’s cell
- Entry was granted at 02:01
- No further visual data is available due to D-████ destroying his cell’s camera earlier in the night
- D-████ exited the cell alone at 02:12, exhibiting signs of distress and carrying the keycard used for entry
Addendum B - Interview Log (D-5136):
Date: ██/██/20██
Interviewee: D-5136
Interviewer: Researcher █████████ ██████
[BEGIN LOG]
Researcher ██████: State your name and designation.
D-5136: Lucy… D-5136.
Researcher ██████: Describe your relationship with D-████ prior to the incident.
D-5136: He talked to me. For a while. A few weeks, I think.
[Pause.]
D-5136: He knew I didn’t like talking to men.
Researcher ██████: Did he ask why?
D-5136: Yes.
Researcher ██████: What did you tell him?
D-5136: [REDACTED]
[Pause.]
D-5136: He said he understood.
Researcher ██████: Did his behaviour change over time?
D-5136: …He was careful.
[Pause.]
D-5136: He didn’t push. He just… stayed.
Researcher ██████: At what point did you consider him trustworthy?
D-5136: …I don’t know.
Researcher ██████: Did he know about your… “ability” to exit your cell?
D-5136: Yes.
Researcher ██████: How?
D-5136: I don’t know. Gossip, maybe?
Researcher ██████: Did he request that you enter his cell?
D-5136: He asked if I wanted to stay with him. Like I do with the others. I told him he wasn’t my type, he said that wasn’t what he meant.
Researcher ██████: And you agreed?
D-5136: Yes.
Researcher ██████: How did you exit your cell?
[Pause.]
D-5136: [REDACTED]
[Pause.]
Researcher ██████: [REDACTED]
[Pause.]
D-5136: Do I have to tell you?
Researcher ██████: Yes.
D-5136: What will you do to her?
Researcher ██████: Her?
[Pause.]
Researcher ██████: Is the guard you are referring to [REDACTED]?
[Audio: Faint sobbing.]
Researcher ██████: Very well. Now, describe what happened after you entered the cell.
[Pause.]
D-5136: Why?
Researcher ██████: Because I told you to.
D-5136: What about the cameras?
Researcher ██████: D-████ destroyed his cell’s camera.
[Audio: Sniffling.]
D-5136: He… He grabbed me.
Researcher ██████: Clarify.
D-5136: He pinned me to the floor.
Researcher ██████: What did he do next?
[Pause.]
D-5136: He- He tried to-
[Pause.]
Researcher ██████: You may continue.
D-5136: No.
[Pause.]
Researcher ██████: We have reason to believe he attempted to r-
D-5136 (interrupting): Sexual assault. Yes.
Researcher ██████: What happened?
[Pause.]
D-5136: I bit off his thumb and ripped out his eye. And screamed. The screaming is what he was scared about. He worried someone would come.
Researcher ██████: Is this the point when he fled?
D-5136: Yes.
Researcher ██████: Did he secure the cell?
D-5136: Yes.
Researcher ██████: With you inside?
D-5136: Yes.
[Pause.]
Researcher ██████: Why do you believe he did that?
D-5136: So I couldn’t follow.
Researcher ██████: Do you believe he intended to escape?
D-5136: Yes. What happened?
Researcher ██████: On-site staff terminated D-████.
D-5136: Good.
[END LOG]
Addendum C - Corroboration:
Interviews conducted with multiple D-Class personnel confirm that D-████ had been interacting regularly with D-5136 over a period of approximately █ weeks prior to the incident. These interactions were described as unusually patient and non-aggressive compared to D-████’s typical behaviour.
Several subjects reported that D-5136 appeared hesitant initially but gradually became more receptive to D-████’s presence. No prior physical altercations between the two were reported.
Conclusion:
Incident Report 91-██-████-5136 demonstrates:
- Exploitation of known behavioural patterns in D-5136
- Security vulnerabilities related to unauthorised keycard acquisition
- Increased risk associated with D-5136’s unsanctioned movement between cells
Recommendation:
- Increased monitoring of D-5136’s movements and interactions
- Restriction of cross-cell contact privileges
- Review of all current guard personnel.
No disciplinary action is to be taken against D-5136.