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Ship Security began an involved investigation. Lt. [[Brakur, Turc|Brakur]], the ships Chief of Security, dispatched security personnel throughout the vessel to determine the nature of the threat. Though, despite their best efforts, issues continued to arise. It became clear that not only did the Challenger have a significant internal problem…we had an intruder. As the investigation continued, it was discovered that the “doubles” of certain crew members were actually holographic representations. Armed with this new data, security began to form a tactical plan to combat the situation. | Ship Security began an involved investigation. Lt. [[Brakur, Turc|Brakur]], the ships Chief of Security, dispatched security personnel throughout the vessel to determine the nature of the threat. Though, despite their best efforts, issues continued to arise. It became clear that not only did the Challenger have a significant internal problem…we had an intruder. As the investigation continued, it was discovered that the “doubles” of certain crew members were actually holographic representations. Armed with this new data, security began to form a tactical plan to combat the situation. | ||
As navigation and propulsion systems became compromised, the bridge crew had all they could handle re-routing controls and locking out the primary controls. During the fray, one of the Bolian Freighters, the ''Kobar'', attempted to disengage from the convoy and cross into the [[Romulan Neutral Zone]]. Despite Commander Frazier’s warnings to hold position, the ''Kobar'' continued to break away. Once the Commander ordered “Red Alert”, it became apparent that the defensive systems were sabotaged as well. With the weapons down, the ''Kobar'' fired on the Challenger and proceeded along its illegal heading. Left with few options, the Commander beamed over an away team and ordered the launch of a Marine Fighter Squadron. | As navigation and propulsion systems became compromised, the bridge crew had all they could handle re-routing controls and locking out the primary controls. During the fray, one of the Bolian Freighters, the ''Kobar'', attempted to disengage from the convoy and cross into the [[ma:Romulan Neutral Zone|Romulan Neutral Zone]]. Despite Commander Frazier’s warnings to hold position, the ''Kobar'' continued to break away. Once the Commander ordered “Red Alert”, it became apparent that the defensive systems were sabotaged as well. With the weapons down, the ''Kobar'' fired on the Challenger and proceeded along its illegal heading. Left with few options, the Commander beamed over an away team and ordered the launch of a Marine Fighter Squadron. | ||
Back on board the Challenger, security officers continued their man hunt. In true Starfleet fashion, starship security always gets their man. Security officers captured the saboteur, Ensign Galen. However, before they had a chance to thoroughly interrogate the suspect, Galen bit down on a capsule he had hidden in his mouth, committing suicide in the ships brig. An astute security officer, Ensign Menar, noticed a crystalline object Galen wore around his neck, and retrieved it as evidence. Later, Ensign Menar, with the investigative assistance of Ensign Lawn, would identify this object, as well as a second crystalline object recovered from a hologram, as anti-matter disruption devices. They had likely been intended as back up weapons to destroy the Challenger if all other plans failed. | Back on board the Challenger, security officers continued their man hunt. In true Starfleet fashion, starship security always gets their man. Security officers captured the saboteur, Ensign Galen. However, before they had a chance to thoroughly interrogate the suspect, Galen bit down on a capsule he had hidden in his mouth, committing suicide in the ships brig. An astute security officer, Ensign Menar, noticed a crystalline object Galen wore around his neck, and retrieved it as evidence. Later, Ensign Menar, with the investigative assistance of Ensign Lawn, would identify this object, as well as a second crystalline object recovered from a hologram, as anti-matter disruption devices. They had likely been intended as back up weapons to destroy the Challenger if all other plans failed. | ||