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Terror in the Capital: Governor Stalworth Evacuated as Radiological Threat Rocks Roxwood

ROXWOOD — The sun rose on Roxwood yesterday morning, but what followed wasn’t your standard political coffee klatch in the Governor’s Mansion. Instead, it turned into a full-blown emergency evacuation, a classified scramble of sirens, and a dire message from the darkest corners of San Andreas’ criminal underworld: “The Syndicate will Rise.”

Let’s not sugarcoat this — this is the most extreme public safety threat in the state’s history. And we’re not talking about a bank robbery gone sideways or some teenie bopper cartel throwing molotovs in Vespucci. No, this is the big leagues now: imminent radiological threats, high-level intelligence leaks, and a terror cell with a flair for the theatrical.

According to a public safety advisory issued early this morning by the Office of Governor Lincoln Stalworth, an initial threat was dismissed earlier today as posturing. But an hour later, a second communication made it crystal clear — this wasn’t just a hoax. This was a credible, classified-level nightmare.

Let’s break it down. In the middle of a high-level meeting with heads of Public Safety agencies and the Department of Commerce — yes, the whole command squad was there — Stalworth’s security detail intercepted the second threat. It wasn’t just another email with bad spelling and empty bluster. It was an intelligence breach with references to radiological warfare, targeted directly at Roxwood and the broader state apparatus.

Within minutes, the Governor, Lieutenant Governors Natalie Bennet and Nathanial Heartland, and every state bigwig in attendance were whisked out through emergency protocols. No gunfire, no explosions, no Jason Bourne rooftop chases — just a tight, coordinated escape to a secure, undisclosed location. (We’re guessing it rhymes with “Mount Dillead.”)

If you thought The Syndicate was just another name on the growing bingo card of San Andreas criminal groups, think again. Historically linked with bombings and organized chaos, this latest move signals a terrifying evolution in tactics — and possibly, some insider help. According to the advisory, sensitive and non-public data were embedded in the threat.

Translation: Someone’s been leaking from the inside.

No dancing around it. The Governor has issued a mandatory evacuation order for all residents of Roxwood. That means you, your roommates, your grandmother, your emotional support iguana — everyone.

“Remove essential property at once and depart the area without delay.”

Officials are urging compliance “out of an abundance of caution,” but let’s be real: if someone’s talking dirty bombs, now is not the time to test your luck because you’re halfway through building a Zen garden on your terrace.

The State is now in a maximum-security posture. All Public Safety agencies are mobilized. Interagency cooperation has reportedly hit “full tilt,” which is government-speak for: everyone’s on high alert and no one’s sleeping tonight.

As for The Syndicate? They’ve gone from cryptic emails to full-blown terrorism, with a deadline of 48 to 72 hours. That’s how long they’re giving the state before, in their words, “the government falls” and “Roxwood is wiped off the map.”

Bold words. But the state’s response has been just as swift.

Stalworth isn’t blinking — and neither are the boots on the ground. Still, questions loom:

  • Who leaked this intel?
  • Where is the Syndicate operating from?
  • And most importantly: Can they be stopped before the clock runs out?

📦 Coming Soon: How to Evacuate Without Losing Everything

Stay tuned — Weazel News has confirmed that Public Works and Dynasty8 are prepping emergency housing assistance and item relocation protocols for Roxwood residents. We’ll bring you all the details on how to pack up your life without packing heat.


We’ll update this developing story as soon as we have more.

Until then — get out of Roxwood. Stay safe. And keep your radios locked on Weazel.

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