Internal TigerSwan Situation Report 2017-02-18

DAPL SITREP 159 February 18, 2017 John Porter Chief Security Officer INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT IS PROPRIETARY AND SENSITIVE. DO NOT RELEASE OUTSIDE OF AUTHORIZED AND APPROVED RECIPIENTS.

INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT IS PROPRIETARY AND SENSITIVE DO NOT RELEASE OUTSIDE OF AUTHORIZED AND APPROVED RECIPIENTS The Highlights The clean-up continues with interruptions from the protestors. The unusual warm weather will melt the remaining ice and facilitate our security efforts. . The Details 1. NORTH DAKOTA FUSION CENTER i. ii. TigerSwan Intel Update a. Recent recruiting efforts seem to be focused on out-of-state support. This may indicate local efforts are nearing exhaustion shown by the activity of the ND State Legislature and lack of the growth in the camps population given improvement in weather. The recruitment directed towards military veterans indicates a call for people with a military background and the expertise and equipment they provide. Additionally, an increase in military veteran support may increase the dissemination of anti-DAPL rhetoric. b. A newly established BIA checkpoint on Highway 1806 appears to be successful and actually well received by protesters. The checkpoint will aid in clean-up efforts by stopping protesters from bringing in more construction material and supplies to add to Camp 2. The incident with the dump truck driver almost being attack indicates there is some disagreement in the camp about the clean-up movement and may hinder the clean-up effort. The incident was resolved quickly without escalation, but signifies the tension in the camp. c. News crews in the camps interviewing protesters shed a spotlight on the cleanup efforts. This may change public perception about the support from local and state governments, which contradicts the protesters propaganda efforts Past 24 Hours a. Reporting indicates out-of-state recruiting efforts are being conducted through social media and posters. Some efforts are specifically targeting military veterans to act as “human shields”. b. BIA established a checkpoint on Highway1806 to stop the flow of supplies into Camp 2. The checkpoint is initially perceived as friendly by the protesters, as indicated by radio chatter. c. Protesters perceived a dump truck driver as hostile and recklessly driving. One protester called for the removal of the driver from the truck, with another protester calling for camp security and LE. The incident was resolved without further escalation. d. Regional News network (ABC Eyewitness News at 5) reported in Camp 2 conducting interviews of protestors and filming the clean-up efforts. Prepared for Energy Transfer Partners 1

INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT IS PROPRIETARY AND SENSITIVE DO NOT RELEASE OUTSIDE OF AUTHORIZED AND APPROVED RECIPIENTS iii. Next 24 Hours a. Sustain security efforts in HDD-E, HDD –W and MMA. b. Continued monitoring of social media accounts, ISR feeds, and other sources of information to provide accurate assessments of protestor activities, specifically any increase of the camps populations and identification of out-of-state agitators, which may impact DAPL operations 2. IOWA SECURITY ADVISORY i. ii. iii. Intel Update a. Bold Iowa Protesters have a statewide direct action planned for 22 February, 2017. Link to Event b. District Court Judge Jeffrey Farrell said the Iowa Utilities Board acted properly in employing eminent domain for the 1,172-mile interstate pipeline, which is set to run from North Dakota to Illinois. Farrell ordered the plaintiffs to pay all court costs of the case. http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/business/2017/02/15/dakotaaccess-pipeline-had-right-take-iowa-land-judge-rules/97966662/ Past 24 Hours a. Met with Jon Thomas of the Iowa Police Union to assist in the manning issues for the 22 Feb Day of Direct Action Next 24 Hours a. Assess the Cambridge Pump Station and valve sites as needed. b. Continue planning security operations for the 22 Feb Iowa Bold Day of Action c. Look for the new camp IVO Williamsburg, IA 3. ILLINOIS FUSION CENTER i. ii. iii. TigerSwan Intel Update a. Nothing Significant to Report (NSTR) Past 24 Hours a. Conduct pipeline infrastructure security inspections b. Conduct open source intelligence collection c. Conducted intelligence coordination for the special project Coordinated with DAPL Springfield, IL and Morgan County Sheriff’s office for cathodic protection operations. Next 24 Hours a. Conduct pipeline infrastructure security inspections b. Conduct open source intelligence collection in support of DAPL c. Conducted intelligence coordination for the special project d. Monitor and observe prior reported scheduled activist demonstration(s) that are anti-pipeline/fracking/Trump Prepared for Energy Transfer Partners 2

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