[cuppenthouse]
ID_CLARK=Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to start closing the net on an Argentine politician named Alvaro Gutierrez.\n\nWe've got circumstantial evidence that Gutierrez is linked to Gospic. I want to get something concrete and find out what those two are up to. So far, all we've got is that it's big, it's dangerous, and we can't see it all.\n\nThat's why you're going to bug Gutierrez's penthouse. I want to know who he's talking to, what he's saying and when he's saying it. Hell, I even want to know if he snores. He's cagey, though, so while you're upstairs, the local cops are going to be downstairs tearing his offices apart. It doesn't really matter if they find anything. They'll keep Gutierrez busy enough that you should have a relatively clear run through the penthouse.
ID_CODENAME=Shattered Glass
ID_CONTROL=Operation Shattered Glass. RAINBOW has been authorized to plant audio surveillance devices in the penthouse of Alvaro Gutierrez, an extremist Argentine politician. Gutierrez has been linked to both the incidents in Switzerland and Nikola Gospic, the owner of the Cayman estate and the meat packing firm. Your mission is to plant bugs in the computer and one of two phones in Gutierrez' apartment.
ID_DATETIME=2006.08.09 - 0900
ID_LOCATION=Buenos Aires, Argentina
ID_MENUNAME=EUTF Cup Penthouse
ID_MISSION_ORDER=Your mission is to plant bugs in the computer and one of two phones in Gutierrez's apartment. Since this is a reconnaissance mission, use of deadly force is NOT sanctioned. If Gutierrez's guards find you in the apartment, the mission is over. Some of the guards are busy watching the raid downstairs, while others seem to be watching a football game. However, a few dedicated souls are at their posts and may pose a problem.
ID_NEWSWIRE=SWAT teams mounted what police spokesmen in Brazil called the biggest bust of an international weapons ring in the past decade. The streets of Porto Alegre, Brazil echoed with gunfire shortly after sunrise, as police raided an import-export firm with suspected connections to narcotics and weapons smuggling. SWAT officers entered the facility, a warehouse in the commerce district, just after sunrise. After a fierce gun battle, they emerged with several men in custody. While reporters were not allowed into the warehouse following the raid because of continuing security concerns, they did witness crates of what looked to be machine guns and assault rifles being removed from the site under heavy guard. There is no word yet on the identity of any of the men killed or taken into custody.
ID_SWEENY=Our people sat down with Mr. Gospic for a little chat and he seems nice enough. He arrived in the Caymans back in the 1940s, already wealthy, and claims to have been lucky in business ever since. I think we got ten apologies for the incident at his estate, which he called "a terrible accident," and he's promised to hire more security so that it never happens again. Right now we've got nothing on him, except that some of his companies are mixed up in a very bad business. Indeed, he seemed extremely upset over that whole records mess in Pilar. Nothing links him directly to trouble, though.\n\nGutierrez is a different story. For one thing, the terrorist who survived the Swiss highway firefight gave us his name during questioning. For another, several of his bodyguards were former People's Social Nationalist thugs, at least before he put them in tuxedos to watch his back. Make no mistake, though. They're still thugs. If Gutierrez wins that election, things could get very ugly indeed.