Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
An Afghan national was identified as the suspect in the DC National Guard shooting, with reports indicating the suspect had previous ties to CIA operations and drove across the US to carry out the attack.
A-score: Violence against National Guard personnel scores 4/5 (targeted attack on military), rule_of_law 2/5 (criminal act, investigation proceeding normally), civil_rights 1/5 (minimal institutional impact). No constitutional mechanism identified - this is criminal violence, not institutional degradation. Severity reduced (0.8/0.9/0.85) as isolated incident. Mechanism modifier 0.7 (no systemic constitutional impact). Scope 0.9 (federal target but narrow population). Final A: 6.04. B-score: Layer 1 extremely high - outrage_bait 8/10 (Afghan+CIA+terrorism trifecta), media_friendliness 9/10 (multiple sensational angles), novelty 7/10 (CIA connection unusual), meme_ability 6/10. Layer 2 strong - mismatch 7/10 (emphasis on CIA ties/refugee status vs actual crime), narrative_pivot 8/10 (feeds immigration/security narratives), pattern_match 7/10 (terrorism/refugee tropes). Intentionality 9/15 - heavy emphasis on CIA connection, refugee status, cross-country planning, terrorism framing. Final B: 31.39. D-score: -25.35 strongly negative.
LIST B: Criminal violence event amplified through strategic emphasis on CIA connections, Afghan refugee status, and terrorism framing. Constitutional damage minimal (isolated criminal act with no institutional mechanism). Distraction score 31.39 driven by sensational narrative elements designed to activate immigration/security anxieties rather than address actual institutional vulnerabilities in vetting processes or security protocols.