by Gautier Sans Avoire

Created on: May 28, 2008

Case # 15368459354-AA-41B
Treason, Mutiny, Murder, and Sedition

On 44,906.0514, The Ship's crew of I.N.S. "Belligerent" did willfully commit mutiny during
a time of War, which constitutes Treason. During the commission of said traitorous
acts, the crewman known as Thoman Zaul did murder one of the officers appointed
over him by the grace of the Admiralty and the Emperor. Various members of the

traitorous Ship's crew did insight others to Mutiny, which constitutes Sedition,
according to Title II of the Naval Laws.

I.N.S. "Belligerent" Imperial Armored Cruiser
"the officers"
commanded by Fleet Captain Ibek Haslan Zelford,
Executive officer- 1st Lieutenant Efram Dagerek
Spacing Master-Adept Forg Ponsar, Cultus Mechanicus
Ship'sTroop Commander- 2nd Lieutenant Dieter Salmand
Ship's Physician- 2nd Lieutenant Jherek Landa Goss
Senior Midshipman- Ensign Merkas Kormin
Midshipman Initiates- Cadet Hiro Ulanti Jr.
Cadet Bogar Tenshin
Cadet Erwin Dulshan
Cadet Jervic Danis Zelford
Cadet Victor Hagammer
"the enlisted men"
Chief Petty Officer- Calmar Dalglish
Ship's Sergeant-at Arms- Yorlas Harridan
Petty Officer- Angus McFarren
Petty Officer- Harlan Qizard
147- Gunners, SpaceHands, Cooks, and Servitors
81- Ship's Troopers- Imperial Navy infantry troops

It is well known that conditions on board many of His Supremacy's Naval Warships are
not pleasant, but truly, conditions have become nearly inhuman as beatings, bad food,
impressment, and harsh treatment have become common on board many Imperial
Navy Warships. I.N.S. "Belligerent" was not one of those ships until the arrival of 1st
Lieutenant Efram Dagerek to replace the fallen Executive Officer, his reputation
as a strict disciplinarian was proved true. His enforcement of discipline was harsh
indeed, as he had men beaten for the slightest infraction and frequently called the
entire ship in assembly to watch punishment. Lt. Dagerek began pushing the
Senior Midshipman- Ensign Merkas Kormin, to drive the crew harder, especially the
midshipmen. In private, Lt. Dagerek promised to show favor to Ensign Kormin
if he would persecute the midshipman, Cadet Jervic Danis Zelford, knowing it was
the Captain's nephew. The Captain could not complain about his nephew's
persecution or it would appear he was showing favoritism.

Punishments began happening so often that the Captain spoke to Lt. Dagerek,
telling him to ease up on the crew, as they were good men and mostly veterans.
Lt. Dagerek apparently took this as a sign of weakness and afterwards
thought of him as a "soft" Captain.

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