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### Viewing cable 10VANCOUVER80, Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics: Situation Report #8

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10VANCOUVER80 | 2010-02-18 23:11 | 2011-04-28 00:12 | UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY | Consulate Vancouver

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    UNCLAS VANCOUVER 000080

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    E.O. 12958: N/A
    TAGS: ASEC KOLY CASC CA PTER AMGT PINR OVIP
    SUBJECT: Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics: Situation Report #8

    ¶1.  (SBU) The following report provides security-related
    information for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games as of noon
    on February 18, 2010. Please visit the following link for
    additional classified reporting:
    https://nol.nctc.sgov.gov/ng/cgi-bin/nctcHome .cgi?event=Vancouver_2
    ¶010. The interagency USG Joint Operations Center can be contacted
    on a 24-hour basis at 604-692-2509, ext 4013.

    SECURITY ISSUES

    Protests:

    ¶2.  (U) 17 February Protest Activity - A small group of
    demonstrators held a rally in front of St. Marks Church at the
    University of British Colombia (UBC) - some several hundred meters
    from the UBC Thunderbird Arena, an Olympics venue.  The peaceful
    rally, which drew approximately 30 people, was organized by United
    Church of Canada members, UBC Catholic students, Regent College
    evangelical students, and the group "Streams of Justice."  The
    rally was over at approximately 1500 PST.  UBC Thunderbird Arena
    hosts women's ice hockey events, one of which began at 1430 PST
    yesterday.

    ¶3.  (U) Separately, members of Fathers-4-Justice (F4J) - an
    organization that campaigns against the family law system -
    unfurled a banner on the Lions Gate Bridge during the morning
    commute. Police responded to the F4J activity, which caused only
    minor traffic disruption.

    ¶4.  (U) Current Protest Activity - There are no Olympics-related
    protests scheduled for today, February 18.

    ¶5.  (SBU) Anticipated Protest Activity - The next demonstration of
    note - a "Rally for National Housing" - is scheduled for noon on
    Saturday, February 20 on the north (Georgia Street) side of the

    Vancouver Art Gallery.  Diplomatic Security will continue to
    monitor protest activity and will provide updates as necessary.

    Incidents:

    ¶6.  (SBU) Update: Subject Detained at Opening Ceremonies - On the
    evening of February 12, an individual attempted to enter the
    International Olympic Committee VIP section during Opening
    Ceremonies at BC Place.  The individual reportedly possessed fake
    credentials and was detained by RCMP officers prior to reaching the
    dignitary seating area.  It is not clear to what extent the subject
    used fraudulent accreditation to access the venue or proceed
    within.  According to media reports, the RCMP determined the
    subject - a 48 year-old man - was unarmed, but harbored an
    "infatuation" with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden.  RCMP officials
    advised the man was turned over to Vancouver Police custody and
    subsequently admitted to a psychiatric facility. The subject is not
    a known activist and did not appear to have malicious intent.  The
    RCMP reports they do not believe the Vice President was in danger
    at any time during the incident.

    Threats:

    ¶7.  (SBU) At this time, there are no known specific, credible
    transnational terrorist threats against the Vancouver Olympics.

    ¶8.  (U//FOUO//LES) Suspicious Call to TSA Operations Center - At
    0945 PST, the DHS/TSA Herndon (VA) Operations Center (TSOC)
    notified Vancouver CBP JOC personnel of a suspicious phone call
    received by TSOC at 0628 EST today, February 18.  The caller
    stated, "Please check your Phoenix to Vancouver flights," and then
    hung up.  The call was traced to a room at a Charlotte, NC Marriott
    hotel.  At this time, the nature and credibility of the call are
    undetermined, but the information is being addressed as a potential
    threat.

    ¶9.  (U//FOUO//LES) Actions Taken: TSA has notified Phoenix Police
    and the Phoenix Joint Terrorism Task Force.  Through the
    Vancouver-based RCMP Integrated Security Unit, TSA has also
    notified local law enforcement and Transport Canada regarding the
    possibility of the call affecting Canadian carriers.  U.S. law
    enforcement agencies in Phoenix and Charlotte are investigating the
    call alongside the FBI.  The USG Vancouver JOC is also coordinating
    with Phoenix and Charlotte police and FBI offices.  DHS/CBP and
    Vancouver Police are coordinating with CBSA on joint enforcement
    operations for pre-cleared Vancouver to Phoenix flights.  Vancouver
    Police identified four flights into Vancouver and four flights
    departing Vancouver for Phoenix.  TSA is increasing inspection and
    screening activities at Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) International
    Airport. CBP JOC personnel in Vancouver will provide Olympics
    Coordination Center (OCC) in Bellingham, WA with updates and will
    request that the OCC provide updates concerning CBP Phoenix-related
    activity.

    SECURITY OPERATIONS

    ¶10.  (SBU) Other than scheduled USOC and team movements, no major
    Olympics-related security operations have transpired during this
    reporting period.

    PUBLIC AFFAIRS/PUBLIC DIPLOMACY

    ¶11. The section received a number of calls from press organizations
    (Globe & Mail, NY Times, Canadian Press) about reports that an
    improperly credentialed person had been able to come within a few
    meters of Vice President Biden during the Games' opening ceremony.
    The section referred all calls to RCMP and the Integrated Security
    Unit.

    ¶12.  Rumors are making the rounds that President Obama may yet make
    an appearance at the Olympics.  One reporter claims that word is
    making the rounds that a gold medal match between the Canada and

    the United States would bring the President to Vancouver.  To those
    calls that we are receiving on this, we are responding with a flat
    'untrue.'

    ¶13.  Team USA's record medal winning day yesterday drew mention in
    the press, though not nearly as big as in the U.S.

    CONSULAR ISSUES

    ¶14.   Nothing significant to report.

    POLITICAL/GENERAL ISSUES

    ¶15. Team USA leads the world with 5 Gold and 14 overall medals.

    ¶16.   Unseasonably warm weather conditions continue in the
    Vancouver area.   A schedule and results of all competitions
    throughout the Games can be found at
    http://www.vancouver2010.com/olympic-schedule -results/.
    CHICOLA

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