| A downtown club was destroyed last night in what appeared to be the first terrorist attack in recent history. Local sources indicate this was not mob related and though there are currently no groups taking credit, some say this may be the work of an international organization. In fact, individuals who were on the scene aren't sure whether this was even the act of a group at all but are alleging this is the work of two men. How this much destruction could the be result of only two individuals is still being investigated though Stasis agents, even now on the scene, deny any possibility of such claims. None of the agents were available for interview at the time our reporters were on the scene. |  |
 | The club was one of downtown's largest and thought to be owned by one of the neighborhood's refuse companies, though like the Stasis agents, none were available for questions. The majority of damage seems to have been done with a series of explosions, the face of the building being entirely decimated as you can see while several instances of collateral damage were done to the neighboring alley and city block. Sources say the intensity of the explosions sent large sections of the asphalt into the air, crushing nearby property in the blast. |
| An alley adjacent to the club was left with a wake of destruction as the fight or attack was taken outside. Several thousands in property damage was done and 3 died while another eighteen were injured. None of our onsite interviewees could seem to decide how it all began; some describing it as a fight that broke out inside the club while others who saw the fires and followed the panicking throng outside state the explosions came first. One thing seems to be consistent amid the allegations of street fight or terrorist attack: two individuals played a significant part in the attack upon the area, whether they were leading a group or acting only together, they were at the heart of it. Descriptions and updates will be presented as they become available. |  |