'63 Riots

The '63 Riots lasted from February 6-9, 3163. The riots were related to the mass defection of the Proles Free Army and the Callsign Program from the Sanctum Militia. Civil unrest at the shift in power was exacerbated by territory and power grab attempts by a number of private security firms, as well as a large number of younger residents of district 1 violently invading the other districts in a misguided attempt to assert their dominance. The so-called Sniper Club was perhaps the most famous example of this.

Allegations were also made that corporate security out of uniform, particularly from Bifrons, Inc, went out into the districts to foment rioting and act as agent provacateurs. A few plainclothes security officers were caught, but it's unknown how widespread this problem was.

Reports of Bifrons Compliance Department personnel abducting civilians, soldiers, and callsigns, were also frequent, but are largely unsubstantiatied.