Sanctus – The Government today announced that Director-General of the Department of Homeland Security, Dr. Nicholas Carson, would be their nominee to lead the Federal Intelligence Agency as its inaugural Director. Carson, who has had responsibility for the agency during the last
Sanctus – Chancellor Charlene Hendry today announced that cabinet has agreed to split the Homeland Security Bureau, aka the HSB, out from the Sanctarian Federal Police to become a standalone agency. The HSB, tasked with domestic counter-intelligence, will be renamed as the
Sanctus – Over three years after Secretary Kathryn Stewart announced she would be creating the Disaster Management Agency, the Government have finally announced who they are nominating to be the inaugural Director-General of the body. Secretary Stewart announced this morning that the
Sanctus – First Officer Maria Cummings, who incapacitated her captain, Trevor Smith, and purposely downed the extradition flight of Jasmine Eddington was a member of the far-right Sanctarian People’s Party and “a fascist xenophobe”, Secretary for Homeland Security Kathryn Stewart announced today,
Cristi – Secretary of Homeland Security Kathryn Stewart today confirmed that the plane crash that claimed the life of serial killer Jasmine Eddington, along with five Sanctarian citizens, is no longer being investigated as an accident. “We are convinced this was not
Cristi – The government jet that disappeared returning from Lauchenoiria with convicted killer Jasmine Eddington has been found in the valleys of the Gregory Mountain range. The wreckage had five bodies in addition to that of Eddington, the Department of Homeland Security
Cristi – The jet carrying convicted murder Jasmine Eddington from Lauchenoiria to Sanctaria has disappeared over the Gregory Mountains, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed tonight. That it occured in Sanctarian territory will cause concern to the national intelligence agencies, as well
Sanctus – Homeland Security Secretary Kathryn Stewart today admitted that the Department of Homeland Security’s Office for Emergency Response has been “woefully under-funded and under-resourced” for years, which in part has led to consequences such as delays in combating forest fires, and