Internal TigerSwan Situation Report 2017-02-24

DAPL SITREP 165 Feb 24, 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 With the clearing of Camp 2, Rosebud and the subsequent clearing of the remaining southern camps, (as soon as Monday) the threat level has dropped significantly. This however does not rule out the chance of future attack, on the site or possibly the vehicles to and from the site. We think the most likely course of action at this point is to disperse and re-group as the weather permits. AS with any dispersion of any insurgency, expect bifurcation into splinter groups, looking for new causes. The internal Standing Rock Sioux affairs will most likely selfdestruct from within due to the turbulence between leaders. (or lack of) A special mention to all of the LE Men & Women who made this possible. . The Details 1. NORTH DAKOTA FUSION CENTER i. ii. iii. Intel Update a. The clearing of Camp 2, with the addition of newly established laws stemming from the protests, gave a detrimental blow to overall protester movement in ND. Several protesters are travelling to other camp locations on the reservation lands, as indicated by their social media activity. The diminished footprint created by the closing of Camp 2 and the shift of protesters to the south side of the Cannon Ball River, decrease the threat of violent direct action to HDD-West. b. The displacement of protesters may increase the threat to other locations along the DAPL, though it will be difficult for protesters to amass large groups. Small groups may feel a sense of desperation, especially if they discern oil is in the pipeline, and attempt to sabotage locations of opportunity, specifically valve sites. Increased activity along the DAPL may be identified by individuals with hostile intent due to the close proximity to roadways, specifically ND State Highway 6, a roadway regularly used by protesters. Past 24 Hours a. Law enforcement cleared Camp 2, resulting in the arrest of 46 protesters without any reported incidents of violent aggression. After the clearing of Camp 2, the Bureau of Indian Affairs cleared Camp 3. b. ND Governor signed four bills, stemming from the DAPL protests, that take immediate effect. Next 24 Hours a. Continued monitoring of Open Source information, ISR feeds, and other sources of information to provide accurate assessments of protester activities which may impact DAPL operations TigerSwan Prepared for Energy Transfer Partners 1

INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT IS PROPRIETARY AND SENSITIVE DO NOT RELEASE OUTSIDE OF AUTHORIZED AND APPROVED RECIPIENTS 2. IOWA SECURITY ADVISORY i. Intel Update a. Shiye Bidziil, Eddie Too Swift Simpson, and Ducka Zo Yooxt Likipt (aka Thomas Touches Lightening Bettles) (Editors note! These names were not made up at a bar!) continue their trip to Iowa, stopping in Pierre, SD for the night of 23 Feb to prepare for their final destination in Iowa. All 3 are in a U-Haul full of supplies heading to Iowa ISO (In Support Of) the construction efforts of Earth Mother Community Education Camp. Eddie Too Swift Simpson stated in a livestream the hotel room is financed by donations and they are also waiting for more donations to be transferred due to time zone difference. This statement suggests there may be more donations allotted to the new camp efforts in Iowa than posted on PayPal and Generosity. b. Dave Whiting, an organizer of the Mni Wiconi Fundraiser event at Wildwood Saloon, asked that people invested in Wells Fargo, Citibank, and Bank of America to divest their funds and open accounts in Hills Bank or University of Iowa Community Credit Union, one of the Wildwood’s event’s sponsors. c. a Meskawki native, was on the arrested protestors in the Iowa State Capital building on 22 Feb. The increased presence of Meskawki presence in Iowa may begin to directly affect the DAPL and any future energy projects. d. Iowa Catholic Workers Party, was one of the arrested protestors in the Iowa State Capital building. has been extremely active in DAPL protests throughout Iowa since Sept 2016 and is extremely effective at recruiting members from the Catholic Workers Party and other protestors. e. Iowa Landowner’s Attorney Bill Hanigan is attempting to appeal the DAPL eminent domain ruling. ii. Past 24 Hours a. Continued to track the impending camp possibly being built in the vicinity of Williamsburg, IA. Next 24 Hours a. Remain vigilant for possible follow on protest throughout the remainder of the week and weekend. b. Attempt to positively identify the location of the EMCEC IVO Williamsburg, IA, working in conjunction with the Iowa County Sheriff’s Office. c. Continue to track the movement of the U-Haul truck of supplies moving from ND to the proposed camp in Iowa. d. Plan and prep for reconnaissance of the Meskawki Reservation/Casino e. Plan and prep for coverage of the Mni Winconi Fundraiser event in Wildwood Saloon, Iowa City. https://www.facebook.com/events/194592481004622/ iii. TigerSwan Prepared for Energy Transfer Partners 2

INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT IS PROPRIETARY AND SENSITIVE DO NOT RELEASE OUTSIDE OF AUTHORIZED AND APPROVED RECIPIENTS 3. ILLINOIS FUSION CENTER i. ii. iii. Intel Update a. The focus of the narrative in Illinois is the Government’s repression of the Native American Community, with videos of arrest permeating the Illinois activists’ social media pages. b. This recent article draws more attention to Illinois part in the Dakota Pipeline project. This article could spark a resurgence of effort increasing the threat of protest at the Patoka Pump station and potentially the State Capitol in Springfield in the near future. Additionally, the article points to the efforts of Tabitha Tripp and how environmental groups intend on using her example of fighting future pipelines.. https://www.wbez.org/shows/curious-city/destination-illinois-the-states-keyrole-in-the-dakota-access-pipeline/77a7d5a4-7dfc-47a4-9c31-0babf4447989 Past 24 Hours a. Compile storyboards and trip report for 19-20 protests in Chicago. b. Conduct open source research of activities within Illinois or within Illinois sphere of influence c. Conducted physical security checks of pipeline infrastructure Next 24 Hours a. Complete storyboards and trip report for 19-20 protests in Chicago. b. Conduct physical security checks of pipeline facilities along the I-72 corridor TigerSwan Prepared for Energy Transfer Partners 3