Immoral Conflict

### Overview

The Immoral Conflict, spanning from 1989 to 2004, distinguished itself from other conflicts the LRA engaged in by not being a massive-scale military confrontation. Instead, it represented a significant period during which the LRA primarily engaged in child predator trafficking networks and actively endeavoured to dismantle them.

### The Start of the Immoral Conflict - 1989

After the Biker Gang conflict, several trafficking organizations managed to infiltrate Lansling, capitalizing on its vulnerable state. The city experienced a surge in crimes, particularly belonging to the SA category. In response, the LRA took proactive measures to arm themselves and launched a determined campaign to confront and eliminate this menace.

On September 4, 1989, the LRA initiated their initial operation by targeting a trafficking ring that was smuggling 4 girls and 2 boys through the Kriffton highway. Three LPG soldiers strategically positioned themselves to ambush the convoy. Although the traffickers put up resistance and were able to injure one LRA soldier, they were ultimately killed by the LRA before swiftly disappearing from the scene. The victims were soon all rescued by the security forces. On September 9th, four soldiers from the PAG conducted a law enforcement operation by entering the residence of a suspected trafficker. They proceeded to interrogate the individual regarding his alleged participation in the abduction of a young child. Disturbingly, the situation escalated, and the soldiers tragically resorted to fatal force, resulting in the death of the suspect. This unfortunate turn of events unfolded after the soldiers heard the distressing sounds of the child coming from an attic. Immediately recognizing the urgency of the situation, the PAG members, whose identities remain undisclosed, swiftly delivered the child to a local police station for their safety and well-being.

On September 16th, the OAF and LPG collaborated to carry out a joint operation targeting a villa used by human traffickers. At precisely 7:41 AM, a group of 9 LRA soldiers launched an attack on the premises. According to eyewitnesses who managed to survive the incident, the assailants purportedly hurled a petrol bomb at the main entrance before resorting to gunfire against the individuals present within the villa.

On September 19th, two soldiers of the LSC discharged tear gas inside a hideout belonging to traffickers. They subsequently apprehended the trafficker and effectively restrained him. Following this, reliable sources state that the individual was transported to a highly secure sewage treatment facility and immersed in it, while still bound by restraints.

On September 21st, an ambush was carried out by 3 members of the LPA on a trafficking convoy. The driver of the convoy reportedly encountered 4 gunshots. As the vehicle came to a halt, the LPA soldiers proceeded to open fire on the flanks of the convoy, resulting in the elimination of all three traffickers present within the convoy.

On the 24th of September 2 traffickers waiting in an alley allegedly waiting for a victim to pass by, was met by a PAG soldier. When the traffickers tried to stop the PAG soldier. It's said the soldier aimed at both of them, forcing them to get on their knees. Before executing them both.

On September 27th, while security forces were in the midst of apprehending a trafficker, their operation was abruptly halted. The trafficker, who was already in handcuffs, was targeted by four armed individuals belonging to the CAF, resulting in fatal gunfire. Despite making an effort to chase after the assailants, the security forces were unable to locate them.

On September 29th, the PBF executed an ambush on a trafficker group proceeding towards an abandoned apartment complex for a meeting concerning trafficking activities. Swiftly maneuvering around the corner, the PBF members swiftly brandished their MP5 weapons and initiated gunfire on the gathered traffickers.

On October 1st, two LPG soldiers intercepted a trafficker on his motorcycle and apprehended him. The whereabouts of the captor and the transported individual remain undisclosed.

On October 4th, two soldiers from the PAG allegedly entered a Cafe where a part-time trafficker was working and fatally assaulted him using wooden bats. According to reports, the trafficker was initially offered the opportunity to surrender peacefully, but instead chose to engage in a confrontation with the PAG forces.

On October 10th, a group of 5 PBF soldiers engaged in a 2-hour confrontation with 8 traffickers. These events transpired as the PBF executed a deliberate assault on a significant warehouse located in Kriffton.

According to the events that transpired on October 11th, the OAF deliberately drove their vehicle into a business involved in trafficking activities. Subsequently, they exited the vehicle and proceeded to throw petrol bombs through the shattered entrance. Reports suggest that the owner, who was suspected of being involved in trafficking, fled the location. However, the individual was subsequently apprehended by PAG.

According to reports, an ambush was executed by PBF on October 14th at Muridge, targeting a Convoy. It is believed that the assailants concealed themselves in the surrounding grass and swiftly charged towards the Convoy, unleashing fire from UMP-45 rifles towards the driver. Despite the attack, the traffickers escaped; however, they sustained significant injuries requiring urgent medical attention.

On October 18th, two soldiers from the LSC fired tear gas into an inactive van owned by traffickers, situated in a carpark. The tear gas was discharged through the van's windows. As a consequence, it is reported that the traffickers were compelled to exit the vehicle and subsequently faced gunfire, leading them to hastily vacate the area.

On October 20th, three soldiers from the PAG, armed with truncheons, intervened in an alleyway to apprehend a trafficker and inflicted severe physical harm on him prior to abducting him.

On October 22nd, two individuals involved in illegal transporting engaged in a violent confrontation with three members of the SF officers, discharging their firearms. Swiftly responding, two on-duty LPA soldiers located nearby in an adjacent alley swiftly emerged and effectively neutralized the armed traffickers by engaging them with their FN-FALS weaponry, thus neutralizing the threat posed by both individuals.

According to reports, two soldiers from the LPG arrived at a location on October 25th where a council worker was suspected of collaborating with traffickers. Upon their arrival in a black van, the soldiers swiftly approached the council worker, muffling his mouth to prevent any outcry, and forcibly took him into the back of the vehicle. The van then departed from the scene.

On October 26, two members of the PBF swiftly conducted a surprise operation by interrupting a trafficker gathering in a Muridge alleyway. The traffickers initiated aggression towards the PBF by brandishing wooden bats. Nonetheless, in self-defense, the PBF promptly responded by discharging their Mac-10 firearms at the traffickers.

A traffic convoy fell victim to an ambush on November 2nd, as three black vans effectively blocked its path. Subsequently, nine individuals affiliated with the PAG emerged from the vans and proceeded to forcefully smash the windows of the convoy. The driver was forcibly pulled out through one of the shattered windows and subsequently coerced into the back of one of the vans.

On November 6th, a convoy operated by a trafficker fell victim to an ambush as a petrol bomb was thrown in front of the convoy, abruptly halting its movement. Allegedly, in response to the unexpected halt, the trafficker purportedly reached for a firearm. Without delay, two soldiers from the PBF swiftly neutralized the armed individual using Mac-10 firearms, preventing any chance of the weapon being discharged.

On November 9th, three soldiers from the LSC discharged rubber bullets towards armed traffickers carrying knives. After successfully incapacitating the armed traffickers, the LSC proceeded to apprehend them.

On November 12th, two LPA members boldly infiltrated a trafficker's residence, swiftly neutralizing him and his accomplice with a fatal gunshot. Afterwards, the LPA mysteriously disappeared, leaving no trail behind.

Boldly intervening on November 15th, a trafficking convoy faced a sudden disruption as a black van forcefully collided with its side at incredible speed. As the convoy vehicle suffered damage, four members of the OAF emerged valiantly from the rear of the van, unleashing a barrage of gunfire upon the drivers and traffickers within, swiftly eliminating each and every one of them.

on November 19th, 2 PAG valiantly halted a trafficking deal as they mercilessly pounced upon the traffickers, ruthlessly thrashing them to the ground with their truncheons. Subsequently, the resilient PAG fearlessly discarded the lifeless bodies right outside the very dwellings of the traffickers' parents.

On November 25th, four members of the CAF conducted a forced entry into a trafficker's residence at 5 AM. Following the entry, the CAF personnel initiated an interrogation of the trafficker and subsequently inflicted gunfire, leaving him severely injured and abandoned without immediate assistance.

On November 30th, the LPG and PAG engaged in a pursuit of 8 traffickers in the Outwoods forest, subsequent to their escape from an ambush. With commendable efforts, they successfully apprehended 5 of the traffickers, effectively neutralizing them.

On December 3rd, an individual involved in trafficking was intercepted by PBF while taking a stroll. The trafficker was apprehended for questioning, during which he made an unsuccessful attempt to flee. However, before managing to escape far, he was apprehended with a shot to the back of his head.

On the 8th of December, 3 LPA armed with MP5's would open fire on a Trafficker owned business. Injuring 4 and causing 3 fatalities.

According to the events that unfolded on December 11th, PAG intercepted a man in his vehicle suspected of colluding with traffickers. Despite the individual's insistence on departing, PAG resorted to forcefully breaking the car window. Fortunately, the man managed to drive away before any significant harm was inflicted.

On the 15th of December, a trafficking transaction was intercepted by the OAF. Employing a strategic approach, eight OAF soldiers concealed themselves at the predetermined meeting point armed with AK-47 rifles. As soon as all the traffickers had gathered, the OAF swiftly encircled the meeting area, strategically positioning themselves before initiating an unexpected assault from their covert positions.

On December 16th, a group of three soldiers from the LPG executed a swift hit-and-run operation targeting a trafficker making his way home after his part-time employment. Eyewitnesses reported an intentional high-speed collision, directly impacting the trafficker, followed by an immediate getaway.

On December 18th, a cohort of Traffickers and their acquaintances found themselves encircled by four soldiers from the LSC. These soldiers began an inquiry regarding their involvement with the trafficker, but unfortunately, the situation escalated quickly as the group resorted to assaulting the LSC personnel. According to eyewitness testimonies, the soldiers endured a few blows before retrieving their FN-FALS firearms and opening fire.

On December 21st, a convoy engaged in trafficking activities experienced an abrupt interruption when an unidentified individual hurled a petrol bomb at one of the vehicles, resulting in a significant fire outbreak. Subsequently, the traffickers vacated the vehicle, only to encounter four PBF soldiers who swiftly apprehended them and forcibly took them into the nearby foliage.

During the meeting on December 26th, a group of armed traffickers was subjected to an attack when an assailant threw a grenade at them. In response, the traffickers swiftly dispersed and came under gunfire, resulting in the fatal outcome of three individuals from their ranks. The responsible party for this incident was identified as PAG.

On December 29th, an additional armed group of Traffickers came under fire while situated in an abandoned Warehouse. The assailants launched their attack from a building positioned opposite the said warehouse. the Traffickers were unable to ascertain the precise whereabouts of the LPG Soldiers responsible for the attack, resulting in the loss of four lives.

According to reports, an IED bombing took place at the residence of a known trafficker on December 30th. The detonation resulted in the complete destruction of the house, causing the trafficker to lose their life. The PBF group has claimed responsibility for this incident.

### 1990

On January 2nd, three members of the OAF  tactically collided their military vehicle with the entryway of a commercial establishment belonging to notorious individuals involved in trafficking activities. this operation resulted in the demise of all three traffickers who were present within the confines of the building.

On January 4th, a group of armed individuals initiated gunfire towards a gathering of unsuspecting civilians who were passing by an unoccupied warehouse where a transaction was taking place. Interestingly, three members of the LPG were coincidentally present in a nearby alley alongside the warehouse. According to eyewitnesses, they allegedly accessed the premises from the rear entrance before a fierce exchange of gunfire transpired inside the warehouse, resulting in an inconclusive outcome.

On January 10th, a firearm shop owner was interrogated by three members of PAG regarding his alleged involvement in selling firearms to traffickers. During the questioning, the firearm shop owner reportedly resorted to threatening the PAG members with his own firearm. As a result, the PAG swiftly apprehended the shop owner and physically restrained him, relocating him to the rear area of the shop. Regrettably, this incident proved to be fatal for the shop owner.

On January 14th, in an alleyway, the LSC initiated gunfire targeting three individuals involved in trafficking. Despite inflicting severe injuries, the traffickers managed to escape.

On January 17, two members of the PBF group compelled a Trafficker to vacate his stationary vehicle and proceeded to physically assault him using wooden bats, resulting in a tragic and fatal outcome.