Downtown, Oklahoma – Chaos reigned in the streets of Oklahoma City this evening following a coordinated and exceptionally brutal display of retribution by former narcotics officer, Ray “Porter” Porter. Witnesses report a series of targeted attacks against several corrupt city officials and police officers, culminating in a slow-motion, meticulously planned assault that has left the city’s law enforcement apparatus reeling.

The events began shortly after 7:00 PM when Porter, operating under the alias “Silas,” initiated his campaign. Initial reports indicate he systematically eliminated officers involved in the framing of local businessman, Samuel “Sammy” Hayes, for a drug trafficking operation that was, in reality, orchestrated by Hayes himself. The first casualty was Officer Davis, a key witness in the Hayes case, who was found mortally wounded near the City Hall parking garage. Following Davis’s death, Porter moved swiftly, targeting Captain Miller, the officer overseeing the investigation into Hayes, in a particularly graphic scene involving a broken bottle and a meticulously positioned sniper rifle.

“It was… it was almost balletic, in a horrifying way,” said Maria Sanchez, a waitress at a diner across the street from the initial attack. “He moved so deliberately, so controlled. Like he’d rehearsed it a hundred times.”

The final and most dramatic confrontation occurred at the city’s main courthouse, where former District Attorney, Edward Stern, was found unconscious after a prolonged beating. Porter, after administering first aid (albeit rudimentary), vanished into the night.

Local authorities have declared a state of emergency and initiated a city-wide manhunt for Porter. “We are treating this as a complex, organized crime operation,” stated Police Chief Harding in a brief press conference. “Porter is a highly skilled operative, and we believe he has accomplices. We are dedicating all available resources to apprehending him and bringing him to justice.”

The events of tonight have ignited widespread outrage and calls for sweeping police reform in Oklahoma City. The fallout from this evening’s events is certain to have far-reaching implications for the city’s political landscape and the future of law enforcement. As one anonymous source within the city’s legal department stated, “This isn’t just about revenge. This is about exposing a rot that’s been festering for years.” The search for Porter continues.