> >"Commander, I want you to include recommendations
> on newer specs for the
> components you just described in the final report.
> ", Lasiter said
> impressed >impressed at the level of detail in the
> report. There hadn't
> been a lot of time since the explosion and this
> meeting, and this level of
> analysis was surprising. The bar >just got set
> higher, not just for Shevab,
> but for the rest of the meeting.
>
> >Lasiter took a look around those present to see if
> they wanted to
> interject or add to this topic.
>
> Shevab had just turned Lorin in his favor with his
> presentation and analysis.
>
> >"Now that we know what happened, how do we prevent
> it from happening
> again?", Lasiter said looking straight at Lorin
> Renaud.
>
> Lorin stood, "To be honest we need to be careful
> here. Spacedock is the
> crown jewel of Starfleet in terms of bases and
> welcoming those of all
> races. History has taught us here that more attempts
> at being secure done
> wrong can scare the populace such as major terrorist
> events from old Earth
> circa 2001. We need to tighten security while still
> maintaining an open and
> welcome feel. After consulting with Admiral K'Tael
> and Commander Dais..."
> he acknowledged them both with a glance, "I present
> the following
> options-Admiral Smallwood (correct name I think-I'm
> at my folks house)
> please add your thoughts here...
>
> 1) Double Custom Inspectors per shift-limiting the
> ability to bring illicit
> material or unwanted personnel on this base can only
> help.
> 2) Make further areas and/or around the base
> off-limits to non-officers or
> non-staff. This could include 2-3 sections around
> engineering both above
> and below Engineering.
> 3) Increase Security staff and utilize them more by
> mingling plainclothes
> officers into the general walkways and areas
> 4) We also recommend a arrangement of joint patrols
> for the Ambassadorial
> areas...our top-ranked Security staff could share
> patrol with various
> Ambassadorial staffs
> 5) Increased shared knowledge between the various
> Civilian and Military law
> enforcement areas about known militant groups that
> are present and start
> tracking them.
>
> He looked at his staff to join in...
>
Commander's Shevab's waldoes extended and placed
several padd's on the conference table.
{First, a proposal of new levels of specifacations for
the the required pieces, along with a system of
testing said pieces before acceptance. Second, a
report stating in my belief, had the station been
running at a greater efficiency level than previous,
the chances of detecting said power drains and
anomolies, which the station's computer was forced to
give a lower priority to due to more curent needs.
Plans to raise the station's operating efficiency were
already in progress prior to the incident.}
Lt Knucklebiter leaned over to Lorin and whispered,
"Not bad for a guy with 75 kilo silicon brain,,"
smiling comically.
"I couldn't agree more that we need to be in better contact with civilian law
enforcement, Admiral. However, I want that to be an action item for Starfleet
Security as a whole.", Lasiter said leaving his gaze on Rear Adm. Smallwood.
Smallwood simply said, "Yes, sir."
"I also want additional security assigned to Spacedock, if it will help. Any other
needs?", Lasiter added.
Smallwood piped up again, "Yes, sir. We should not be making these changes to
Spacedock alone, but to all space stations in Starfleet. Otherwise we are just
inviting another such act elsewhere."
"Agreed. Implement similar changes elsewhere.", Lasiter agreed. "On the idea of
joint patrols with the diplomatic security forces... That's a bad idea. It sends the
message that we can't protect them here, and it relinquishes a certain amount of
control over the station. You may expand the area that they may include as part of
their security zone, but no joint patrols.
Admiral t'Llhweiir, I want you to talk to those governments with embassies on station,
and inform them that there will be security changes that will effect them. Everyone
gets scanned for weapons and explosives. No exceptions. This is a military station,
and they do not have to have their embassy here. Their privacy will be protected, but
we will scan for explosives and weapons only. They can have their security present
when it is done, but that is the new rule. Until I am reveresed by either the courts
or the President that is how it will be."
{response}
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GM of JSOC
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