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The '''Clock Tower Preservation Society''' (CTPS, or informally “the Clockers”) is an international Non-Governmental Organization that is tasked with “detecting, investigating, and punishing criminal activity that utilizes or involves temporal irregularity or manipulation.”<ref>''CTPS Charter'', signed in Geneva, Austro-Swiztia, 18 Smarch, 16 AK.</ref> Despite originating as an informal building maintenance organization, the CTPS is now considered one of the world’s most effective and efficient police forces. In addition to the garden-variety crime they prosecute, the paramilitary wing of the CTPS -- Clock Force One -- is almost constantly engaged in battles with murder spiders and other interlopers from the lesser spatial dimensions.
The '''Clock Tower Preservation Society''' (CTPS, or informally “the Clockers”) is an international Non-Governmental Organization that is tasked with “detecting, investigating, and punishing criminal activity that utilizes or involves temporal irregularity or manipulation.”<ref>''CTPS Charter'', signed in Geneva, Austro-Swiztia, 18 Smarch, 16 AK.</ref> Despite originating as an informal building maintenance organization, the CTPS is now considered one of the world’s most effective and efficient police forces. In addition to the garden-variety crime they prosecute, the paramilitary wing of the CTPS -- Clock Force One -- is almost constantly engaged in battles with murder spiders and other interlopers from the lesser spatial dimensions.


The elite cadre of the CTPS, the [[One:Supranormal Activity Investigation Team|Supranormal Activity Investigation Team]] (SAIT, also called “the Twenty Bucks” for the deer that adorn their logo) are the primary agency investigating the causes and effects of the Excessions. Lead by Inspector-Lieutenant [[One:Frankenmuth, Amily|Amily Frankenmuth]], the SAIT is reported to be making significant progress into determining who or what may be responsible for the Event. <blockquote>“Despite interference from many multi-national corporations and several national governments, in the upcoming weeks and months, the CTPS and the SAIT will be announcing a series of arrests and police actions that are designed to bring to justice the actors behind the events that have so profoundly shaken the foundations of our very world. We have left no stone unturned in our quest, and though some will be shocked by the discoveries we have made, Chief Inspector-General Ramsblood and I are confident that the evidence we will present is unassailable.”<ref>''Frankenmuth, Amily. SAIT Press Conference'', as spreadcast on Adelson Network News, 1 September, 206 AK.</ref></blockquote>
[[File:SAIT_logo.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The "Twenty Bucks" logo of the Supranormal Activity Investigation Team]]The elite cadre of the CTPS, the [[One:Supranormal Activity Investigation Team|Supranormal Activity Investigation Team]] (SAIT, also called “the Twenty Bucks” for the deer that adorn their logo) are the primary agency investigating the causes and effects of the Excessions. Lead by Inspector-Lieutenant [[One:Frankenmuth, Amily|Amily Frankenmuth]], the SAIT is reported to be making significant progress into determining who or what may be responsible for the Event. <blockquote>“Despite interference from many multi-national corporations and several national governments, in the upcoming weeks and months, the CTPS and the SAIT will be announcing a series of arrests and police actions that are designed to bring to justice the actors behind the events that have so profoundly shaken the foundations of our very world. We have left no stone unturned in our quest, and though some will be shocked by the discoveries we have made, Chief Inspector-General Ramsblood and I are confident that the evidence we will present is unassailable.”<ref>''Frankenmuth, Amily. SAIT Press Conference'', as spreadcast on Adelson Network News, 1 September, 206 AK.</ref></blockquote>


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 09:22, 17 September 2012

The Clock Tower Preservation Society (CTPS, or informally “the Clockers”) is an international Non-Governmental Organization that is tasked with “detecting, investigating, and punishing criminal activity that utilizes or involves temporal irregularity or manipulation.”[1] Despite originating as an informal building maintenance organization, the CTPS is now considered one of the world’s most effective and efficient police forces. In addition to the garden-variety crime they prosecute, the paramilitary wing of the CTPS -- Clock Force One -- is almost constantly engaged in battles with murder spiders and other interlopers from the lesser spatial dimensions.

File:SAIT logo.jpg
The "Twenty Bucks" logo of the Supranormal Activity Investigation Team

The elite cadre of the CTPS, the Supranormal Activity Investigation Team (SAIT, also called “the Twenty Bucks” for the deer that adorn their logo) are the primary agency investigating the causes and effects of the Excessions. Lead by Inspector-Lieutenant Amily Frankenmuth, the SAIT is reported to be making significant progress into determining who or what may be responsible for the Event.

“Despite interference from many multi-national corporations and several national governments, in the upcoming weeks and months, the CTPS and the SAIT will be announcing a series of arrests and police actions that are designed to bring to justice the actors behind the events that have so profoundly shaken the foundations of our very world. We have left no stone unturned in our quest, and though some will be shocked by the discoveries we have made, Chief Inspector-General Ramsblood and I are confident that the evidence we will present is unassailable.”[2]

References

  1. CTPS Charter, signed in Geneva, Austro-Swiztia, 18 Smarch, 16 AK.
  2. Frankenmuth, Amily. SAIT Press Conference, as spreadcast on Adelson Network News, 1 September, 206 AK.

Citations

Frankenmuth, Amily Supranormal Activity Investigation Team