Detectives from the Investigations Unit were called to the scene at approximately 9:14 p.m. in the area of 8th Street NW, following a request for assistance from the Linton Police Department. The Greene County Coroner’s Office and Crime Scene Investigators also assisted with the initial investigation.

The preliminary findings indicate that there is no threat to the community, according to the Indiana State Police. Autopsies are pending as the matter remains under investigation.

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Troopers deployed K-9 units during the patrol, which was designed to identify impaired drivers, aggressive driving behaviors, criminal activity, and ensure compliance among commercial motor vehicles. Officers also provided assistance to motorists experiencing difficulties on the roadways.

The focused enforcement resulted in a significant number of citations and arrests. A total of 57 traffic citations were issued alongside 146 warnings. Indiana State Police troopers made 15 criminal arrests, including one for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI). Four K-9 unit searches led to the arrest of an individual on methamphetamine-related charges.

Beyond enforcement actions, troopers assisted 25 stranded motorists and conducted six commercial motor vehicle inspections, with one vehicle deemed unsafe and taken out of service.

“Directed patrols such as this allow troopers to focus resources where they can have the greatest impact on public safety,” stated a spokesperson for the Indiana State Police. The department emphasized its commitment to proactive enforcement strategies.

Motorists are reminded to adhere to all traffic laws, avoid impaired driving, and remain vigilant while navigating work zones and high-traffic areas. The Indiana State Police Pendleton District plans to continue these targeted patrols throughout the coming month.

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The Indiana State Police have announced a partnership with the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) to participate in CVSA’s annual Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative, January 12-16, 2026. The initiative focuses on leveraging commercial motor vehicle drivers to identify potential human trafficking situations.

During the initiative, ISP’s Commercial Vehicle Enforcement (CVE) units will engage with CMV drivers during routine roadside inspections. These interactions include distributing informational materials from Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT). CVSA’s Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative is being conducted across North America: the United States, January 12-16, 2026; Canada, February 23-27, 2026; and Mexico, March 16-20, 2026.

According to the United Nations, human trafficking involves the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of people through force, fraud, or deception for exploitation.

The CVSA notes that commercial motor vehicle drivers are often in locations where human trafficking may occur, including truck stops and rest areas. Over 40% of reported human trafficking cases involving victims identified by truck drivers have involved minors.

The Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative is a component of CVSA’s broader Human Trafficking Prevention Program, which seeks to reduce trafficking through coordinated enforcement, investigation, and awareness measures within the commercial motor vehicle industry. CVSA collaborates with TAT to engage and educate the trucking sector. Approximately 2.5 million professionals in the trucking industry have received training from TAT.

Additional information regarding human trafficking awareness, recognition, and prevention is available on CVSA’s Human Trafficking Resources page.

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The inmate has been identified as 61-year-old David Scott Elliott of Georgetown, Indiana. He was transported to Ascension St. Vincent Hospital in Salem, where he was pronounced deceased. Washington County Sheriff Brent Miller requested assistance from the ISP, and Detective Travis Baker was assigned to lead the investigation.

At this time, investigators do not suspect foul play was involved in the death; however, the case remains open pending results from an autopsy scheduled for Monday. The family of David Scott Elliott has been notified of his passing.

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NEW ALBANY, Ind. — An off-duty Indiana State Police trooper arrested two individuals for shoplifting at a Home Depot in New Albany on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, after bystanders reported the theft.

At approximately 12:55 p.m., off-duty Trooper Philip Hensley parked in his marked police vehicle at the State Street Home Depot and was approached by multiple individuals who reported a man and woman had stolen items and were loading them into a red Ford F150. Hensley observed the suspects, identified as Carl Edward Estelle Jr., 66, and Casey Tysha Billingsley, 46, both of Louisville, Kentucky, placing items in the truck.

Hensley activated his emergency lights, approached the vehicle, and detained Estelle. His ensuing investigation involved discussions with Estelle, Billingsley, and store employees and a review of surveillance video. He also observed three 30-inch interior slab doors and construction equipment in the truck, allegedly taken without payment.

A records check revealed Billingsley had active warrants from Clark County, Indiana, for possession of paraphernalia and false informing, and from Louisville Metro Police for shoplifting. A search of her purse revealed a ceramic smoking device with burnt residue and three prescription pill bottles containing non-prescribed medications.

Estelle was charged with theft and lodged in the Floyd County Jail. Billingsley was charged with theft, three counts of possession of a legend drug, and possession of paraphernalia with a prior conviction, and was also lodged in the Floyd County Jail.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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Preliminary investigations revealed that just after 7:00 PM, Howard County Detention Deputies found Ms. Sullivan lying on the ground and unresponsive. The deputies immediately began administering medical treatment, including CPR. Ms. Sullivan was pronounced deceased at the scene. Notification has been made to her family.

This is an active and ongoing investigation, and an autopsy is pending to determine the exact cause of death. No further information will be released at this time.

Investigators are being assisted by the Howard County Coroner’s Office and the Howard County Sheriff’s Office.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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May 2, 2025 at approximately 1:35 p.m. first responders were dispatched to a crash on Emerson Avenue at the ramp from I-465 westbound. Upon arrival, Beech Grove Police Officers found two vehicles with damage from the crash. Inside a black Honda SUV was a 12 year old child that had injuries consistent with a gunshot wound. There was also what appeared to be multiple bullet holes in the rear driver’s side door of the black SUV. The occupants of the other vehicle were transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The second vehicle involved in the crash was not involved in the road rage incident, they were on Emerson Avenue. 

The 12 year old was rushed to a local hospital and is in stable condition. Also inside the black SUV was an infant who was not injured but was transported to a hospital as a precaution. 

A short time after the crash, officers from IMPD and Troopers from ISP located the other vehicle believed to be involved in the shooting on I-465, which also had multiple bullet holes. The vehicle was abandoned, however officers located who they believe to be the driver at a residence nearby.  

Indiana State Police Detectives have spoken to all the people involved and the investigation is ongoing at this time. Crime Scene Investigators responded to the scene to collect evidence and photograph the scene. 

ISP was assisted by the Beech Grove Police Department, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Beech Groove Fire Department and INDOT. 

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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A warrant was issued this afternoon for his arrest. Fiscus was incarcerated in the Edgar County Jail in Illinois for an unrelated incident. He is currently being detained in the Edgar County Jail and waiting for extradition.

Arrested and Charged:

• Jonathan Fiscus, 24, Oakland City, IN
  1. Murder

An autopsy is still scheduled for Saturday.

This is an active investigation, and no further information will be released.

All criminal defendants are to be presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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Key statistics from the weekend’s patrols include:

• 333 Traffic Stops
• 6 Arrests for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated (OWI)
• 9 Drug-Related Arrests
• 18 Driving While Suspended Prior/Operating Without Ever Receiving a License
• 3 Warrant Arrests
• 2 Vehicle Accident Reports

The Indiana State Police is unwavering in its commitment to promoting traffic safety. We will continue to conduct saturation patrols, a crucial part of our strategy to detect and apprehend impaired drivers. We request the public to play their part by prioritizing safety, whether it’s designating a sober driver or using ride-sharing services when necessary.

To report a suspected impaired driver, please call 9-1-1. When contacting emergency services, please provide detailed information about the vehicle, its location, and the direction of travel to facilitate prompt intervention by law enforcement personnel.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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Detectives with the Indiana State Police – Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) in Sellersburg began an investigation in December of 2024 after receiving a cyber tip report from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The cyber tip report indicated that a specific account was possibly used to transmit child pornography images or video files.  

On Tuesday, acting on information gathered in the initial investigation, detectives conducted a traffic stop on 26-year-old Trevor Lee Slaughter, of Otisco, Indiana, while Slaughter was driving in downtown Clarksville. A search warrant obtained in reference to the investigation was served at the time of the traffic stop. After the stop and ensuing investigation, detectives with the ISP ICAC task force arrested Trevor Slaughter on thirty preliminary charges of possession of child pornography. Each of the initial charges is a level 5 Felony. Trevor Slaughter was transported to the Clark County Jail without further incident.

All subjects are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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The preliminary crash investigation by Master Trooper Jeremy J. Perez revealed that George S. Howard, 69, of Wabash, IN, was driving a Yellow 2019 Thomas School Bus traveling northbound on County Road 700 East approaching U.S. 24. The bus approached U.S. 24 and stopped south of U.S. 24. The School Bus traveled across U.S. 24 into the path of a Gray 2011 Dodge Ram driven by Tina J. Tague, 54, of Rossville, IN.

Tague was transported via medical helicopter to an area hospital, where she was later pronounced deceased by medical staff. A front-seat passenger of the Dodge was also transported via medical helicopter with serious injuries and is currently in stable condition. Four children on the bus sustained minor injuries and were transported by ambulance to a local hospital for treatment. One child on the bus suffered serious injuries and was transported via medical helicopter to an area hospital.

This is an ongoing investigation. At this time, neither the consumption of alcoholic beverages nor narcotics are suspected of contributing to this crash. Notification to the family of the deceased has been made.

Master Trooper Perez was assisted by other members of the Indiana State Police, the Wabash County Sheriff’s Office, Miami County Sheriff’s Office, Roann Town Marshal’s Office, Wabash City Police, Wabash Fire Department, Noble Township Volunteer Fire Department, Wabash County EMA, Wabash Fire EMS, Parkview medical helicopter, Lutheran medical helicopter.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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During the traffic stop, Trooper Council, along with Trooper James Williams, made several observations that led them to initiate an O.W.I. investigation.

During the investigation, a search of the subject resulted in additional suspected narcotics being located in his pockets.

A Glock model 23 .40 caliber handgun, that had been modified with a switch, was also located under the driver’s seat of the vehicle.

The driver was subsequently transported to the Lake County Jail for a certified breath test but later transported to Southlake Methodist Hospital where a warrant was requested and granted by a Lake County judge for a blood draw. That warrant was executed at the hospital and the subject was then incarcerated at the Lake County Jail.

The driver, Lorenzo V. Watkins, 30, from Gary, IN, has been preliminarily charged with the following offenses:

• Possession of a Machine Gun- Level 5 Felony
• Possession of Methamphetamine with an Enhancing Circumstance- Level 5 Felony
• Possession of a Controlled Substance with an Enhancing Circumstance- Level 6 Felony
• Possession of Methamphetamine- Level 6 Felony
• Unlawful Possession of a Legend Drug- Level 6 Felony
• Neglect of a Dependent- Level 6 Felony
• O.W.I. Endangering a Person- Class A Misdemeanor
• Possession of a Controlled Substance Schedule I, II, III, or IV- Class A Misdemeanor
• Operating While Intoxicated- Class C Misdemeanor
• Operating a Vehicle Without Ever Receiving a License- Class C Misdemeanor
• Possession of Marijuana- Class B Misdemeanor

A report was also filed with the Department of Child Services as there was a juvenile in the vehicle. The child was turned over to a family member at the scene of the traffic stop.

All suspects are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty in court.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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This patrol began at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday and concluded at 5:00 a.m. Sunday morning and resulted in:

• 41 traffic citations
• 46 warnings
• 8 OWI arrests
• 5 felony arrests
• 35 misdemeanor arrests
• 10 drug arrests

The Indiana State Police will continue to have high visibility, focused patrols throughout the communities we work in. The goal of these patrols is to use proactive enforcement, investigative efforts, and crime prevention efforts to make our communities safer for everyone.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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The investigation originated from a cybertip report received by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and was initially pursued by the Blackford County Sheriff’s Office. When detectives determined the alleged criminal activity was centered in Jay County, the case was transferred to the Indiana State Police for further investigation.

Throughout a five-month investigation, detectives identified a suspect residing near the 800 block of East Race Street in Portland who was believed to be in possession of child pornography. Upon executing a search warrant at the residence, authorities discovered and seized narcotic drugs, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia.

During the operation, detectives arrested Robert John McFarland of Portland, who was present at the scene.

Further investigation revealed that McFarland was employed as the EMS Director for Jay County EMS and served as a volunteer teacher with the Jay County School Corporation.

McFarland was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Jay County Jail. He faces the following preliminary charges:

• Possession of a Narcotic Drug – Level 5 Felony (IC 35-48-4-6(b)(1))
• Possession of a Hypodermic Syringe or Needle – Level 6 Felony (IC 16-42-19-18)
• Theft – Level 6 Felony (IC 35-43-4-2(1)(A))
• Official Misconduct – Level 6 Felony (IC 35-44.1-1-1)
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia – Class C Misdemeanor (IC 35-48-4-8.3)
• Possession of Marijuana – Class B Misdemeanor (IC 35-48-4-11)

This remains an active and ongoing investigation. There is no further information to release at this time.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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The Vigo County Coroner’s Office has positively identified the deceased female as Melissa Kernstein, age 57, of Terre Haute, Indiana. The family has been notified.

Investigating Officers: Indiana State Police Master Trooper Detective Don Curtis, assisted by troopers Brian Thomas, Brad Fyfe, Sergeant Tim Rader, Sergeant Michael Organ, and First Sergeant Brian Maudlin.

The Indiana State Police assures that there is no threat to the public. This is an active investigation. There is no further information to be released at this time.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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Key statistics from the weekend’s patrols include:

• 101 Traffic Stops
• 5 Arrests for Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated (OWI)
• 2 Drug-Related Arrests
• 4 Driving While Suspended Prior/Operating Without Ever Receiving a License
• 1 Warrant Arrest

The Indiana State Police is unwavering in its commitment to promoting traffic safety. ISP will continue to conduct saturation patrols, a crucial part of our strategy to detect and apprehend impaired drivers. They request the public to play their part by prioritizing safety, whether designating a sober driver or using ride-sharing services when necessary.

To report a suspected impaired driver, please call 9-1-1. When contacting emergency services, please provide detailed information about the vehicle, its location, and the direction of travel to facilitate prompt intervention by law enforcement personnel.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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At the same time, a red 2008 Ford pickup left the eastbound lanes of travel and rear-ended the parked Hoosier Helper vehicle at a high rate of speed resulting in catastrophic damage to the red Ford. The driver of the Ford was pinned in the vehicle. Troopers responded to the scene and attempted to render first aid to the driver, but they could not locate a pulse. The Lake County Coroner was contacted, and the driver was declared deceased at the scene. The Hoosier Helper that was changing the tire and the occupants of the disabled vehicle were not seriously injured.

The identity of the driver of the Ford will be released by the Lake County Coroner pending positive identification and notification of family. Toxicology results will also be pending the results of the autopsy. Evidence at the scene shows that driver impairment is believed to be a factor in this crash.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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The preliminary crash investigation by Master Trooper Brian Thomas revealed that Garrick Busenbark, age 19, of Terre Haute, Indiana, was driving a 2013 KIA southbound on State Road 63 near Durkees Ferry Road. According to witnesses, Busenbark was traveling at a high rate of speed and, for an unknown reason, his vehicle left the roadway. Upon leaving the roadway, the car rolled onto the driver’s side and slid for approximately 20 feet, eventually stopping.

Garrick was transported to a hospital in Indianapolis via Lifeline.

Trooper Thomas was assisted at the crash scene by Vigo County Deputies, the Fayette Volunteer Fire Department, the Indiana State University Police Department, Trans Care, Lifeline IU, and Jake’s Wrecker Service.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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Around 2:30 Thursday morning, Austin Police and Scott County deputies contacted ISP after locating a man and a woman near the side of York Road, a rural county road just west of Austin, Indiana. Both individuals were taken to Louisville hospitals for apparent stab and knife wounds. Authorities also observed an unoccupied vehicle nearby. A call to 911 first alerted the police to the possibility of an incident.

Following their initial investigation, ISP Detectives believe the male subject, 22-year-old Nicholas Braydan Atwood, of Vallonia, Indiana, repeatedly stabbed his female companion after the two went driving together in rural southern Indiana. After receiving medical treatment, Atwood was arrested by ISP detectives and is currently held at the Scott County Jail. The female victim remains hospitalized in critical condition.

This is an ongoing investigation, and further charges are possible.

Austin Police and the Scott County Sheriff’s Department assisted ISP detectives in this investigation.

All subjects are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in court.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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On February 20, 2025, the investigators, which included Indiana State Police SWAT, the Bluffton Police Department, and the FBI, served a search warrant at an address on Franklin Ave in Fort Wayne, Indiana. While serving the warrant, another victim of human trafficking was recovered. The victim was offered services and medical attention. During the investigation at the Fort Wayne address detectives also found an amount of suspected fentanyl.

With the cooperation of the initial victim, it was determined that Leticia Granados and Harley Cooley were involved in online solicitation of the child and themselves. It was also discovered that there are other victims involved.

Indiana State Police is actively seeking out other victims. If anyone has information involving Leticia Granados or Harley Cooley having contact with victims for sex trafficking, please contact the Indiana State Police Fort Wayne Post at 260-432-8661.

Leticia Granados (21) of Fort Wayne was arrested for:

• Promotion of Human Sex Trafficking of a Child a Level 3 Felony—2 Counts.
• Child Exploitation-Production of Child Pornography Level 5 Felony—1 Count.

Harley Cooley (20) of Fort Wayne was arrested for:

• Promotion of Human Sex Trafficking of a Child a Level 3 Felony—2 Counts.
• Child Exploitation-Production of Child Pornography Level 5 Felony—1 Count.

*All criminal defendants are to be presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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A preliminary investigation by Trooper Adrianna Ward indicates that a silver Ford Escape driven by Cameron Green, 25, of Coldwater, MI, was traveling southbound in the passing lane on US 31 near Southway 31. For an undetermined reason, a red Nissan Kicks driven by Tina Adkins, 55, Peru, IN, was stopped in the southbound passing lane at the intersection. The Ford collided with the Nissan’s passenger side, causing the Nissan to come to rest on the south side of the intersection and the Ford to come to rest in the median.

Green sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to Woodlawn Hospital. Adkins was pronounced deceased at the crash scene by medical personnel.

This is an ongoing investigation. At this time, neither the consumption of alcoholic beverages nor narcotics are suspected of contributing to this crash. Notification to the family of the deceased has been made.

Trooper Ward was assisted by other members of the Indiana State Police Peru District, the Indiana State Police Reconstruction Team, Fulton County Sheriff’s Office, Rochester Police Department, Parkview EMS, Rochester Fire Department, and Fulton County EMA.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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After reviewing the investigation, Putnam County Prosecutor Timothy Bookwalter requested an arrest warrant for Burks. Last night, February 25, 2025, Deputy Elisha Mcginnis of the Hendricks County Sheriff’s Department arrested Burks on an active warrant. He was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Hendricks County Jail.

The investigation is ongoing, and this is all available information for release.

Arrested: Tywaun Burks, 40, Avon, IN

• Official Misconduct, Level 6 Felony
• Theft, Level 5 Felony

Under the law, criminal charges are merely accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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The two suspects have been identified as Cain M. Knaus, 26, from Walshville, IL, and Stephanie V. Raices, (also known as Victor M. Zarate) 34, from Chicago, Illinois, and Bronx, New York. Knaus had an active warrant for a parole violation through the Illinois Department of Corrections. Both subjects were transported to the Lake County Jail. 

The following charges were submitted to and approved by the Lake County Prosecutor’s Office:

• Armed Robbery- Level 3 Felony
• Robbery- Level 5 Felony
• Auto Theft- Level 6 Felony
• Battery- Class B Misdemeanor
• Leaving the Scene of a Crash- Class B Misdemeanor
• Reckless Driving- Class C Misdemeanor

The above charges are accusations of a crime. Additional investigation is being conducted to determine who was driving the vehicle at the time of the crash. All suspects are presumed to be innocent until/unless convicted in court.

The Indiana State Police were assisted by the following agencies in this investigation: Merrillville Police and Fire Departments, Hobart Police, Lake County Dispatch, Lake County Sheriff’s Department, Indiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division, and the Indiana State Police C.S.I.

SOURCE: Indiana State Police

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(A) trooper with (the) Indianapolis Post and drug enforcement section served a search warrant in Hamilton County. ISP seized an estimated 7,000 hemp plants from an unlicensed hemp grower.

Agricultural Hemp Is Legal in Indiana

From the Indiana State Department of Agriculture:

The Office of the Indiana State Chemist (OISC) is responsible for the licensing of agricultural hemp growers, handlers, and seed producers. Please visit the OISC’s Hemp Resources page for more information.

The 2018 Farm Bill legalized industrial hemp and provided a federal framework for industrial hemp production. Under this framework, states desiring to regulate industrial hemp must have a state hemp plan that has been approved by the United States Department of Agriculture. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved the Indiana State Hemp Plan for commercially growing and processing hemp.

The Office of the Indiana State Chemist (OISC) is located at Purdue University at 175 S. University St., W. Lafayette, IN 47907-2063.

SOURCES: Indiana State Police and Indiana State Department of Agriculture.

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