Raid on Mayoko

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"God, I remember Mayoko. It was a hot day in summer, but a storm was due to come in, bring some relief with the rain."

"We didn't expect a rain of fire and death to come as well."

60 Minutes interview of militia fighter who survived the fighting of the Mayoko Raid.

"The image above was taken when Motoko Aramaki called us in as reinforcements to finally take on a rogue LAPD operative who was dealing in LAPD-issue weapons in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Motoko has been killing her way across the entire country, earning a reputation as the 'Oiled Satan' from the locals, supposedly a devil-child who's skin held a oily sheen in the sun and a merciless, sadistic killer.

The Mayoko Raid was carefully planned and pulled off pretty much in the same way as the First Battle of Mogadishu, except that the National Guard Special Reaction Forces supporting the SIU agents called in were able to overcome the poorly armed militia forces. Heh, MDC ammo and armor work wonders.

Interesting bit of trivia. When the raid went underway, every single civilian vanished into their homes when we opened fire.

Talk about being desensitized to violence. Kinda sad when you think about it."

-From the journals of Agent-Lieutenant Anko Mitarashi-Harding.

A view of a past SIU operation on Coreline, known as the Mayoko Raid in the Democratic Republic of Congo that was the final strike against a rogue LAPD agent supplying local militias with advanced weapons and equipment.