Post number #157795, ID: 7c7b85
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heads up, The jokes we call blues seem to be getting their hands on some new equipment. Equipment that doesn't fit the police bill at all. >A zip file is uploaded. Inside partially-corrupted documents detail an Invoice for Ares Macrotech equipment.
Post number #157805, ID: 7c7b85
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Arc traps, modular explosive packets with various accompanying shaped charge casings and Aerial drones in bulk. There are also a few units of personal nanocamo and a handful of shoulder-fired missile systems. >a heavily redacted and corrupted document at the end details experimental noise and gas weapons
Post number #157806, ID: 7c7b85
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>>157805 (Forgot the >)
Post number #157810, ID: f9278e
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So, everything a normal taskforce usually has from the get-go. The real news is that they've got money for all of that, and these money had to come from somewhere.
Post number #157983, ID: aa8463
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The GCPD probably have more money than they let on. It just doesn't go to the right places is my guess
Post number #158747, ID: 7f38fd
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I mean, I wouldn't be surprised- Ares Macrotechnology DOES have a catalog only for registered law enforcement, but their HR and customer service reps have a habit of denying its existence unless you flash a badge. Maybe the GCPD got a discount.
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| heads up, The jokes we call blues seem to be getting their hands on some new equipment. Equipment that doesn't fit the police bill at all.
>A zip file is uploaded. Inside partially-corrupted documents detail an Invoice for Ares Macrotech equipment.