2024 Arcade South Bombing

Overview
On October 19, 2024, a combination shooting/bombing occurred at the South Campus of the Tabuskian Amusement Park Arcade, known as Arcade South. A total of 98 people were killed, including 73 park attendees and 25 staff members, with over 560 people being injured.

October 4, 2024
11:04:52 AM: Three Tulanese Nationals enter Tabuskia at the Vijhti Ité border crossing, the country's second-largest immigration center. One of these men, Arphalié Litanzi-Macral, is detained under suspicion of carrying falsified documents. However, after being interrogated for two hours, he is allowed to enter the country.

1:39:32 PM: A Saugerdese Man attempting to enter the country at Harjtal-Mácre Vocroná Pier, Tabuskia's only maritime immigration center, is arrested after a security team discovers bomb-making materials hidden in one of the man's bags. A secondary bag on the ship, found to be registered to the same man, is searched. Inside, immigration officials discover documents containing GPS coordinates for three locations within the country, two in Vijhti Ité and one in Mastezalí, a small resort town located fifteen miles south of Mácre Vocroná. The immigration center is placed on lockdown until approximately 4:35 PM, during which time the facility and surrounding areas are thoroughly searched.

3:27:08 PM: A counter-terrorism unit is dispatched to one of the locations in Vijhti Ité. It turns out to be the site of an abandoned mill formerly owned by The Eastern Tabuskia Power Company. Inside, they locate what appears to be the abandoned operating center of a passport counterfeiting service. The building is occupied by counter-terrorism forces as they investigate further.

3:35:56 PM: A second unit arrives at the second Vijhti Ité building, which turns out to be an abandoned grocery store on the outskirts of the Majtl-Dó'veni residential sector. Inside, they locate a large stockpile of handguns and semi-automatic rifles, totaling an estimated Y135,400. All of the weapons are confiscated by the unit and the premises are vacated, with a smaller surveillance unit being tasked to keep watch over the building for the immediate future.