This event scores 27.33 on constitutional damage (A) and 9.31 on distraction/hype (B), yielding D=+18.02, qualifying as List A. The '22nd deadly boat strike' indicates systematic military operations with lethal force in international waters against non-state actors without apparent judicial process. Rule_of_law (3.5) reflects extrajudicial killings becoming routine enforcement; separation (3.0) reflects military conducting law enforcement operations; civil_rights (2.5) for due process violations; violence (4.0) for direct lethal force. The enforcement_action mechanism with international scope and pattern of 22 strikes justifies 1.3 mechanism modifier. Severity multipliers: durability 1.2 (establishing operational precedent), reversibility 0.9 (deaths irreversible but policy changeable), precedent 1.2 (normalizing military strikes as counter-narcotics tool). B-score remains low despite outrage potential because this appears to be routine military operations with limited strategic distraction intent - the '22nd' framing suggests ongoing program rather than manufactured crisis. The number itself creates some media interest but lacks timing/narrative pivot indicators of intentional distraction.