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ID_CLARK=It looks like hostage-taking is the latest fad on Cayman Brac. What we're looking at is the island estate of a man named Nikola Gospic, whom the local police wanted to ask some questions about the run-in at the airport. It was routine stuff, just "Did you see anything?", but they got a non-routine response. Gospic wasn't at home, but somebody else was. When they saw the police they panicked and opened fire. The officers who weren't hit in the first exchange fell back and radioed in for back-up, but two men are already down and a couple more were taken hostage by whoever's in the house.\n\nSince we were still in the vicinity, the Governor specifically requested that we help resolve this situation. Fortunately, Gospic likes his privacy, because the estate is walled and out in the middle of nowhere.
ID_CODENAME=Pearl Castle
ID_CONTROL=Operation Pearl Castle. Narco-terrorists have taken members of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Force hostage at a private estate on Cayman Brac. The Governor's Office requests your assistance in resolving the situation. Your mission is to secure the estate and liberate the captive officers.
ID_DATETIME=2006.04.19 - 1300
ID_LOCATION=Cayman Brac
ID_MENUNAME=EUTF Cup Island Estate
ID_MISSION_ORDER=Your mission is to secure the estate and liberate the captive officers. The hostages are located on opposite sides on the mansion. One of the police officers is in the master bathroom, while the other is in the guesthouse. Getting these hostages out shouldn't be a problem, but getting to them will be tricky.
ID_NEWSWIRE=A day-long stand-off between narco-terrorists and police came to a dramatic conclusion on Cayman Brac, the easternmost of the three Cayman Islands. According to local reports, members of the British SAS successfully stormed the island's airfield and liberated all hostages. Among the captives were several local customs officials, taken prisoner after a shoot-out with suspected drug smugglers. "We are extremely grateful to the men and women of the SAS who risked their lives today to rescue our citizens," said airport chief of operations Joseph McFayden. "This entire situation was a terrible shock to us." McFayden also promised increased security at the airport, and expressed a hope that "nothing like this would ever happen again."
ID_SWEENY=The estate you'll be liberating belongs to a man named Nikola Gospic, one of the most well-liked men on Cayman Brac. Gospic is in his 80s and is something of a philanthropist. He's also got extensive business interests throughout Argentina and Brazil, and according to Intel he's currently in Buenos Aires tending to some of them. He picked a smart time to be out of the house.\n\nWe can safely assume that the men holed up on Gospic's estate are tied to the narco-terrorists you took down at the airstrip. The bullets the local ballistics experts dug out of one of their police cars match the ones the airport terrorists were using. Furthermore, the Cayman authorities have a positive ID on two of the shooters at the house. They're small-time drug runners who'd been overheard bragging about a big score they were about to make.