New Officers Maintain Neutrality Amidst Conflict
In a strategic move to bolster local security, the Jayville police force has received reinforcements in the form of several former mining workers. Due to harsh working conditions and inadequate pay at the local mining company, these workers opted to switch professions, finding a smoother transition into law enforcement.
The town now boasts four new police officers, enhancing the capacity to maintain order and safety. “Switching to the police profession was an easy decision given the circumstances,” said one of the new officers. “We are committed to serving and protecting our community.”
Despite the ongoing conflict between the Coalition of Nordberg (CN) and the Northern Royal Guard (NRG), the Jayville police maintain a strictly neutral stance. This neutrality is crucial to avoiding further escalation of violence in the already tense region.
“Our primary goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of Jayville’s residents,” stated the police chief. “By remaining neutral, we can better serve our community without becoming entangled in the broader conflict.”
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Stay tuned to Battlefield Bulletin for more updates on Jayville and the ongoing situation in Nordberg.
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