The problem with the masses has always been independent thought , if one of them develops it others will follow, that was the case as the riot took an unexpected turn. The mass of hooligans unleashed in support of the BDP did two things they were not meant to do ... one they attacked the police, the actual ones who weren't part of the BDP and had been trying to at least contain the rioting  to the immediate area around the mall and then they attacked the BDP troopers themselves.<br/><br/>The problem with attacking the police was the lessening of the spin not so much against the blackjacks that damage had been done and would be miled for all it was worth, no the problem was the ordinary citizens still supported the police as a law enforcement agency worthy of respect , commonly known as the good guys. The problem with attacking the BDP was a multi-fold issue the most immediate impact was the turning of the tide.<br/><br/>While the Grayman watched as the media switched back to the riot now that life had kicked back into it. He reacted to the scenes a mirror to the other patrons in the pub but inside he was fuming , his agreements with the leaders of these hooligans had been quite clear they would soon learn the cost of failure, but the Grayman wasn't one to throw away an asset in anger, he would simply make use of their recklessness in another way. At another time.<br/><br/>The media now focused on the woman in the body suit and the man in the old world war two uniform ....<br/><br/>"Nice speech you one of them pantomime poofs" A helmeted trooper said before looking at the woman "And you...you know what we'll do to you when this is over , we'll see whats under that suit and then she how much cock you can take" with that the BDP troopers charged the two weirdo's and the small group of blackjacks only to find their attack disturbed as hundreds of hooligans crashed into their ranks , trooper after trooper was brought down, along with the trapped blackjacks , the Greyman watched as Tigress and the strangely dressed man reacted. The media focusing on this part of the wider conflict while the larger battle unfolded in a small corner screen.<br/><br/>The riot was lost, its goal achieved of course, but the public would see it as a BDP defeat and the air of invincibility that had been built up over the last year was now gone.<br/><br/><br/><br/>