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So the company typically sends the local mob to threaten and force the workers' families to relocate. The average corporate clerk definitely wilts under this pressure and obediently ends up homeless on the streets. But unexpectedly, when this tactic was used in the industrial district, neighbors who had known each other since childhood, either as coworkers or comrades-in-arms, were already deeply depressed by the defeat and unemployment. This instantly ignited their rage, and they caught the local gangsters, threw them into the machines, and ground them up alive. Even the East City Society found the scene brutally cruel and immediately called the police.
Then came the NCPA, arresting a few worker leaders, taking them to the station, and beating them to death. This completely intensified the conflict until, ultimately, the local precinct went up in flames, and union militants established the Whirlpool Gang, waging guerrilla warfare against the NCPA in the industrial area.
