Reporting Personnel: Ronald Monday
Job Title of Reporting Personnel: Security Officer
Game ID: coX-aMPs
Personnel Involved:
- Fyodor Koesvyin (Offender)
- Arete Pavlites (Witness)
- Karl Voight (Witness)
- Elliot Keles (Witness)
- Elwood Johnson (Witness)
Secondary Witnesses:
- Eva Meier (Witnessed the Hivebot Invasion response through ship cameras.)
- Ana Roh'hi'tin (Witnessed the Hivebot Invasion response through ship cameras.)
Time of Incident: Approximately 04.30 AM (Ship Time)
Real Time: Approximately 08.00 AM GMT+3
Location of Incident: Engineering - Atmospherics / Air Mixing
Nature of Incident:
[x] - Workplace Hazard
[x] - Accident/Injury
[ ] - Destruction of Property
[x] - Neglect of Duty
[ ] - Harassment
[ ] - Assault
[x] - Misconduct
[ ] - Other _____ (Place an x in the box that applies. If other, replace line and specify.)
Overview of the Incident:
During the early morning shift today, we have received an alert regarding a hivebot invasion in Engineering's Air Mixing room which is a part of Atmospherics on Deck 1. After confirming the hivebot presence is real and elevating the alert code to blue, we quickly moved to the Armory to respond to the threat as fast as possible, given the critical location of the invasion. Upon entering the Armory and equipping myself with a machine pistol, a .45 calibre handgun and a laser rifle, I was informed by Elwood Johnson, our Warden, that the Head of Security ordered us to only take laser weaponry from the Armory to respond to the Hivebot threat. I was requested by Johnson to put the ballistic weaponry back, but I've ignored his request and took the firearms with me anyway, as I believed that firing heated energy beams from a laser rifle is more dangerous than ballistic ammunition, as the tanks kept in there are impact resistant. In addition, in my experience with responding to Hivebot threats on the Horizon and SCC Aurora previously showed me that you can never have enough ammunition while handling the Hivebot threat, as the situation get out of hand very fast with the rapid appearance of Hivebot reinforcements and underwhelming firepower. I say this as someone who's been left for dead in a plasma fire caused by Hivebots in my previous workplace by my co-workers, and I could not and will not stand that happening to anybody else.
As the situation called for timely response, I swiftly departed from the Armory with my "uncalled for" firearms to respond to the Hivebots in Atmospherics. Upon arrival, I've found the rest of the officers already engaging the threat, while the First Responders were trying to evacuate the injured from the scene. After allowing the First Responder to move Atmospheric Technician Donny Willey who was injured during the fight out of the room, I walked in and immediately saw the responding officers injured and incapacitated; therefore I took the initiative and stepped forward to provide covering fire on the hivebots circling the officers and the beacon itself while they were being escorted outside. After successfully taking the officers in danger out of the scene, I proceeded to take out the remaining hivebots and the beacon itself and attended to my own injuries, which wouldn't have been successful if I hadn't "smuggled" my ballistic weaponry out of the Armory in the first place and would cause excessive injuries and damage to the personnel and ship equipment, which could have been potentially catastrophic given the proximity of the beacon to the air reservoir.
After resolving the situation, I was confronted by Fyodor Koesvyin in the Brig about my choice of weaponry, and I was questioned regarding my decision to take a .45 handgun out of the Armory to respond to the threat. He then proceeded to order me to apologize to him directly about my behaviour, completely ignoring the fact that a security officer was killed during the Hivebot infestation, despite First Responders' best efforts, which could have been potentially averted had Koesvyin not committed misconduct by failing to equip us adequately to respond to the threat.
This made me lose my temper for a moment and verbally assault the Head of Staff at the gross indifference to the situation that was caused by his misconduct, which resulted in my suspension and charge of i111 and i109. I do not regret my decision regarding this matter.
Submitted Evidence:
Transcript from an Interview conducted by Arete Pavlites, involving Elwood Johnson.
Would you like to be personally interviewed?:
[x] - Yes
[ ] - No
Did you report it to a Head of Staff or a superior? If so, who? If not, why?: Yes.
- Karl Voight (Executive Officer)
- Arete Pavlites (Corporate Representative)
Actions taken: I was suspended and charged with Failure to Execute an Order (i111) and Slandering a Head of Staff (i109), encouraged to pursue this with Internal Affairs.
Additional Notes: I want the Failure to Execute an Order (i111) charge removed from my records, and humbly request the necessary actions to be taken against the Head of Security Fyodor Koesvyin by CCIA to prevent further damage to the crew and corporate properties of the Horizon flying under SCC.