DeVore Federal Lawsuit
DeVore Federal Lawsuit
E-FILED
Friday, 09 August, 2019 08:05:38 AM
Clerk, U.S. District Court, ILCD
COMPLAINT
2. In addition to the original jurisdiction this Court possesses, this Court possesses
3. Venue is proper in the Central District of Illinois under 28 U.S.C. § 1391 as the complained
of acts were committed in Montgomery County, Illinois which is within the jurisdiction of
this Court.
4. The foregoing Complaint alleges a civil conspiracy between Defendants to use the color of
law in depriving Plaintiffs of their constitutional rights and property for the benefit of
Defendant CNB BANK. While Plaintiffs have done their best to illustrate the nature of the
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violations and damages, the extent of the damages cannot be uncovered absent discovery.
Further, this Complaint should not be taken as an exhaustive list of all the wrongs, but
communications and inferences warranting further claims against these named Defendants
5. That at all times herein relevant, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, resided
6. Plaintiff JAMES WALCH is a Federal Firearms License holder. Firearms were stored in a
building (hereinafter “Hatchery Building”) located at 3209 Walch Trail which is adjacent
to Plaintiffs’ home located at 3195 Walch Trail, Raymond, Illinois. Plaintiff JAMES
7. The Hatchery Building is deeded and titled in the name of a trust to which Plaintiff JAMES
was during all relevant times a law enforcement officer in Defendant MONTGOMERY
COUNTY Sheriff’s Department and acting under the direction and control of Defendant
Sheriff ROBBINS. During all relevant times Defendant Deputy AARON MORGAN acted under
9. Defendant Sheriff ROBBINS is and was during all relevant times a law enforcement officer
with said agency. During all relevant times Defendant Sheriff ROBBINS acted under color of
state law.
10. Defendant, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, is a county in Illinois organized under the law of
the State of Illinois with a law enforcement agency called MONTGOMERY COUNTY
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11. Defendant SILVER LAKE GROUP, LTD (hereinafter “SILVER LAKE GROUP”) is and
was during all relevant times a law firm with offices in Illinois. Defendant SILVER LAKE
GROUP engages in debt collection and replevin activities for its clients.
12. Defendant THOMAS DEVORE, is and was during all relevant times an owner of
capacity for actions herein described and is also sued in his capacity as an agent for
13. Defendant CNB BANK & TRUST, N.A. A National Banking Corporation (herein “CNB
BANK”) is a financial institution duly licensed under the laws of the State of Illinois.
14. On March 27, 2017, Plaintiffs’ son, Vincent Walch filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and
15. Prior to Vincent Walch filing for bankruptcy, Defendant CNB BANK filed a Complaint
and requested a replevin against certain items of personal property owned by Vincent
Walch.
16. The filing of bankruptcy by Vincent Walch stayed the replevin attempt by Defendant CNB
BANK.
17. Thus, Defendant CNB BANK became one of the creditors to Vincent Walch’s bankruptcy.
18. On or about February 26, 2019, the Bankruptcy Court lifted the stay related to certain items
of personal property of Vincent Walch allowing Defendant CNB BANK the right to secure
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said items from Vincent Walch. A true and correct copy of said Order is attached and
19. With that Order in hand, Defendant CNB BANK acting through its agents, Defendants,
SILVER LAKE GROUP, and DEVORE, went about securing Vincent Walch’s personal
DEVORE to a building owned by the bankruptcy estate of Vincent Walch, which sits on
real property adjacent to Hatchery Building. On said date, the two Defendants began
searching for items listed on the Order dated February 26, 2019 (Exhibit “A”) in the
21. The Order did not provide Defendants the right to search or seize any property belonging
22. While Defendants DEVORE and Deputy MORGAN were searching Vincent Walch’s
property, Vincent Walch volunteered that a couple of the items Defendants sought were on
Plaintiffs’ property, and at that time Vincent Walch agreed to secure those items for
23. Defendant DEVORE and Deputy MORGAN refused to allow Vincent Walch to retrieve
the property by himself and coerced Vincent Walch to allow them entry onto Plaintiffs’
24. Vincent Walch under duress consented and went to Plaintiff JANIS WALCH to secure a
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25. After securing the keys, unlocking Plaintiffs’ Hatchery Building, and showing Defendant
DEVORE and Defendant Deputy MORGAN around the Hatchery Building, Vincent
26. Defendant DEVORE and Defendant Deputy MORGAN informed Vincent Walch they
27. Soon after Vincent Walch left the property, Defendants DEVORE and Deputy MORGAN
28. Soon after Vincent Walch left the property of Plaintiffs, Defendant DEVORE and
29. Then and there Defendant DEVORE and Defendant Deputy MORGAN broke out a
window in the back of the Hatchery Building to obtain access to said building. Said
Defendants broke a lock securing access to the office of Plaintiff JAMES WALCH. Said
30. Once inside the office, Defendants proceeded to cut a padlock on a large cabinet and then
cut a padlock from a footlocker with the name “JAMES V. WALCH” printed on said
31. Then and there Defendant DEVORE and Defendant Deputy MORGAN began taking
32. At some point during Defendant DEVORE and Defendant Deputy MORGAN’s looting,
Plaintiff JANIS WALCH observed Defendants taking personal property from her property.
33. Plaintiff JANIS WALCH confronted Defendants about the items belonging to her and her
husband.
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34. To which Defendant Deputy MORGAN informed Plaintiff JANIS WALCH that Defendant
35. The looting became so overwhelming for Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE
that Defendant DEVORE secured the assistance of approximately a dozen other men, the
36. All of this looting occurred under the watchful eye of Defendant Deputy MORGAN
37. None of the property seized on this second visit had any indication of ownership by Vincent
Walch. The personal property seized on this visit sat on real property not in the bankruptcy
38. Due to the manner in which Defendants forced themselves on to Plaintiffs, it is unknown
39. What follows is a non-exhaustive list of items that Defendants removed from Plaintiffs’
f. Ammunition, which was purchased in bulk and stored at the Hatcher Building
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40. The full extent of the property will likely never be known as Defendants DEVORE and
Since the Theft, Plaintiffs Have Unsuccessfully Tried to Secure Personal Property
41. Without any indication the personal property belonged to Vincent Walch, Defendants were
42. After the items were removed, Defendants have refused to provide an accounting of the
43. Defendant DEVORE, acting on behalf of Defendant CNB, refused to provide any
information as items removed, and in addition, invited Plaintiffs to “create a conflict” with
Defendant CNB and Defendant Montgomery County. See Exhibit “B”, email from
44. After the raid, Defendants commingled the property owned by Plaintiffs with the property
County, Illinois that those items belonging to Plaintiffs were actually Vincent Walch.
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45. A true and correct copy of the pleading filed by Defendants DEVORE and SILVER LAKE
46. It is verily believed that Defendants cannot provide an inventory of which items were taken
from whose property because an inventory was not performed while the items were being
COUNTY’s Sheriff.
48. On May 6, 2019, Plaintiff JAMES WALCH personally spoke to Defendant Sheriff
ROBBINS, and during that conversation, Defendant Sheriff ROBBINS, requested a list of
49. On May 6, 2019, Plaintiff WALCH provided Defendant Sheriff ROBBINS, a partial list
50. On May 7, 2019, Defendant Sheriff ROBBINS responded to Plaintiff in an email admitting
51. Defendant Sheriff ROBBINS informed Plaintiffs that he would speak to the Montgomery
County State’s Attorney about criminal charges, but based upon information and belief,
that did not occur or in the alternative was never presented in the manner in which other
Plaintiff’s Damages
52. As a direct and proximate result of the misconduct herein described, Plaintiffs have
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having a State-sponsored raid of their property, Plaintiff JANIS WALCH suffers anxiety
Count I
Federal Claim Pursuant to Section 1983- CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION
(vs. Deputy MORGAN, Individually, and in his official capacity as an officer of
Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Sheriff RICK ROBBINS Individually, and
as an agent of Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY, and MONTGOMERY
COUNTY)
53. Plaintiffs restate and incorporate paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
54. That this matter is brought pursuant to 42 USC § 1983, which provides an avenue for
55. Pursuant to the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment, Plaintiff has a right against unlawful
56. Defendant Deputy MORGAN, acting under color of state law came upon Plaintiffs property
57. While on Plaintiffs’ property Defendant Deputy MORGAN committed the following:
a. Committed and assisted in the unlawful search of Plaintiffs’ property and seizure of
c. Based upon information and belief, seized document evidencing ownership to prevent
58. The actions of Defendant Deputy MORGAN were known to Defendants ROBBINS and
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59. Based upon information and belief, Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY
consented and approved the actions even though it possessed actual knowledge Defendant
60. Thereafter, Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY were made aware the
property was illegally seized and refused to take any action, thereby ratifying and condoning
the misconduct.
61. The misconduct described in this Count was objectively unreasonable and was undertaken
rights.
62. As a result of Defendants actions, Plaintiffs suffered loss of property, constitutional violations,
63. Defendants Deputy MORGAN, ROBBINS, and MONTGOMERY COUNTY were the
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an order declaring their rights were violated, a judgment in his favor and against
compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive damages against
Defendant Deputy MORGAN and ROBBINS, and any other relief this Court deems just and
appropriate.
Count II
42 U.S.C. § 1983- EXCESSIVE FORCE
(vs. Deputy MORGAN, Individually, and in his official capacity as an officer of Defendant
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Sheriff RICK ROBBINS Individually, and in his official
capacity as an officer of Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY, and MONTGOMERY
COUNTY)
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64. Plaintiffs restate and incorporate paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
65. This matter is brought pursuant to 42 USC § 1983, which provides an avenue for Plaintiffs to
66. Pursuant to the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment, Plaintiff has a right against unlawful
67. Defendant Deputy MORGAN’s actions in breaking into the property of Plaintiffs were
excessive given the task Defendant Deputy MORGAN was attempting to achieve.
68. The nature and the quality of the intrusion by Defendant Deputy MORGAN was excessive
69. The actions of Defendant Deputy MORGAN herein described were known to Defendants
70. Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY consented and approved of the
71. Defendant Sheriff RICK ROBBINS allowed the constitutional violations to occur, thereby
72. As Defendant Sheriff RICK ROBBINS is a final policy maker with Defendant
73. Here, Defendant Deputy MORGAN’s actions allowed Plaintiff’s rights to be violated.
74. The misconduct described in this Count was undertaken by Defendant Deputy MORGAN
within the scope of his employment and under color of law such that his employer, Defendant
75. Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY have failed to act to remedy the
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abuse by its officers described in the preceding paragraph, despite knowledge of the same,
76. The misconduct described in this Count was objectively unreasonable and was undertaken
rights.
77. As a result of Defendants actions, Plaintiffs suffered loss of property, constitutional violations,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an order declaring their rights were violated, a judgment in his favor and against
compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive damages against
Defendant Deputy MORGAN and ROBBINS, and any other relief this Court deems just and
appropriate.
Count III
42 U.S.C. § 1983- CONSPIRACY TO DEPRIVE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
(vs. DEPUTY MORGAN, ROBBINS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, DEVORE, SILVER
LAKE GROUP, CNB BANK)
78. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth
herein.
79. This matter is brought pursuant to 42 USC § 1983, which provides an avenue for Plaintiffs to
80. Based upon information and belief, Defendants Deputy MORGAN, ROBBINS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, DEVORE, SILVER LAKE GROUP, and CNB BANK acted
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81. Based upon information and belief, these Defendants conspired to accomplish an unlawful
unlawful means, namely breaking into Plaintiffs’ property without probable cause, a warrant,
82. Further and based upon information and belief, these entities conspired to prevent the
disclosure of the personal property taken by refusing to inventory the property taken from
Plaintiffs’ property which would have allowed a Circuit Court to discover the wrongful taking
of personal property.
83. Moreover, Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY led Plaintiffs to believe
legal recourse was going to befall Defendants DEVORE and CNB, while in truth, Defendants
84. In furtherance of their conspiracy, one or more of the co-conspirators committed an overt act,
namely the breaking into the property of Plaintiffs and removing personal property. It is verily
believed further acts will be uncovered during discovery to show each was a willful participant
in joint activity.
85. The misconduct described in this Count was objectively unreasonable and was undertaken
rights.
86. As a result of Defendants actions, Plaintiffs suffered loss of property, constitutional violations,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an order declaring their rights were violated, judgment in his favor and against
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LAKE GROUP, and CNB BANK, awarding compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs
against each Defendant, punitive damages against Defendant Deputy MORGAN, ROBBINS,
DEVORE, SILVER LAKE GROUP, and CNB BANK, and any other relief this Court deems just
and appropriate.
Count IV
42 U.S.C. § 1983- Failure to Intervene
(vs. Defendants MORGAN, ROBBINS, and MONTGOMERY COUNTY)
87. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
88. During the constitutional violations described in the preceding Counts and paragraphs,
violations of Plaintiff’s rights, even though they had a duty and opportunity to do so.
89. Further, Defendants MORGAN, ROBBINS, and MONTGOMERY COUNTY had the right
and responsibility to remedy the wrongfully taking of personal property and chose not to.
90. Based upon information and belief, Defendants ROBBINS chose to ignore the constitutional
91. The misconduct described in this Count was objectively unreasonable and was undertaken
rights.
92. The misconduct described in this Count included the actions of final policy makers for
Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY violated Plaintiffs’ rights through the actions of its
93. As a result of Defendants misconduct described in this Count, Plaintiffs suffered loss of
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WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an order declaring their rights were violated, judgment in his favor and against
attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive damages against Defendant ROBBINS,
and any other relief this Court deems just and appropriate.
Count V
42 U.S.C. § 1983- Inadequate Training
(vs. ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY)
94. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth
herein.
95. That this matter is brought pursuant to 42 USC § 1983, which provides an avenue for
96. That Defendant ROBBINS’s job duties include training as to the law of the State of Illinois,
97. That Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY did not train Defendant
Deputy MORGAN on the laws of the State of Illinois, including probable cause, and the
98. That failure to adequately train officers in these areas would carry a high risk that an
99. The failure to train officers in the areas of probable cause and use of force is deliberate
indifference.
100. Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY’s action in failing to properly train
its officers and officers it requests to engage in law enforcement duties was the proximate
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101. As a result of Defendants misconduct described in this Count, Plaintiffs suffered loss of
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an order declaring their rights were violated, judgment in his favor and against
attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive damages against Defendant ROBBINS,
and any other relief this Court deems just and appropriate.
Count VI
42 U.S.C. § 1983-Inadequate Supervision and Discipline
(vs. Defendant ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY)
102. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
103. That this matter is brought pursuant to 42 USC § 1983, which provides an avenue for plaintiffs
104. Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY had a duty to supervise and monitor
105. Subsequent to Defendant Deputy MORGAN’s use of excessive force and wrongful seizure
against Plaintiffs, Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY failed to correct the actions of its
106. Defendant ROBBINS failed to request or create an investigation into Defendant Deputy
107. In the alternative, Defendant ROBBINS condoned and encouraged Defendant Deputy
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108. Defendant Deputy MORGAN has not been disciplined for his excessive use of force and
unlawful seizure.
109. Defendant ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY’s failure to adequately supervise and
discipline Defendant Deputy MORGAN, created a high risk that an individual’s rights would
be violated.
110. That failure to adequately supervise and discipline Defendant Deputy MORGAN is deliberate
indifference.
111. As a final policy maker for Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Defendant ROBBIN’s
112. Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNT and ROBBIN’s actions in failing to properly supervise
and discipline its officers were the proximate cause of Plaintiffs’ damages.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an order declaring their rights were violated, judgment in his favor and against
attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive damages against Defendant ROBBINS,
and any other relief this Court deems just and appropriate.
Count VII
Illinois State Law Claim-TRESPASS
(vs. Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE)
113. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
114. Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE came upon Plaintiffs’ real property without
115. Once upon Plaintiffs’ property, Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE committed the
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116. The misconduct described in this Count was objectively unreasonable and was undertaken
intentionally with malice, willfulness, and reckless indifference to Plaintiffs’ property rights.
117. As a result of Defendants actions, Plaintiffs suffered loss of property, constitutional violations,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter a judgment in his favor and against Defendants, Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE,
awarding compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive
damages, and any other relief this Court deems just and appropriate.
Count VIII
Illinois State Law Claim- CONVERSION
(vs. Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE)
118. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-50 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
119. On May 3, 2019, Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE assumed control over the
120. Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE removed the personal property from Plaintiffs’
121. At the time of the wrongful taking, Plaintiffs had absolute right to the property.
122. Thereafter, Plaintiffs attempted to secure the return of the property and all Defendants have
refused to return or even account for the property which was taken.
123. The misconduct described in this Count was objectively unreasonable and was undertaken
intentionally with malice, willfulness, and reckless indifference to Plaintiffs’ property rights.
124. As a result of Defendants actions, Plaintiffs suffered loss of property, constitutional violations,
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
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this Court enter a judgment in his favor and against Defendants, Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE,
awarding compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive
damages, and any other relief this Court deems just and appropriate.
Count IX
Illinois State Law Claim- Respondent Superior
(vs. Defendants ROBBINS, SILVER LAKE GROUP, CNB BANK, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY)
125. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
126. Illinois law holds the actions of an agent in furthering the principal, impute liability on the
127. Defendants Deputy MORGAN and DEVORE were upon the property of Plaintiffs without
legal justification and removed the personal property from Plaintiffs, despite Plaintiffs having
128. At the time of the trespass and wrongful taking, Plaintiffs had absolute right to the property.
129. Thereafter, Plaintiffs attempted to secure the return of the property and all Defendants have
refused to return or even account for the property which was taken.
130. At the time of the trespass Defendant Deputy MORGAN was acting an agent and in the scope
131. The purpose of the activities of Defendant Deputy MORGAN was to further the interest of
132. As such, Defendants ROBBINS and MONTGOMERY COUNTY are liable for the torts of
133. At the time of the trespass Defendant DEVORE was acting an agent and in the scope of his
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134. The purpose of the activities of Defendant DEVORE was to further the interest of his
135. As such, Defendants SILVER LAKE GROUP and CNB BANK are liable for the torts of their
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter a judgment in his favor and against Defendants, ROBBINS, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, SILVER LAKE GROUP, and CNB BANK, awarding compensatory damages, attorneys’
fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive damages, and any other relief this Court deems just
and appropriate.
Count X
Illinois State Law Claim- Indemnification
(vs. Defendant MONTGOMERY COUNTY)
136. Plaintiff restates and incorporates paragraphs 1-52 of this Complaint as if fully set forth herein.
137. Illinois law provides that public entities are directed to pay any tort judgment for
compensatory damages for which employees are individually liable within the scope of their
employment activities.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, and they acted within the scope of their employment in
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, respectfully requests that
this Court enter a judgment in his favor and against Defendant, MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
awarding compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees and costs against each Defendant, punitive
damages, and any other relief this Court deems just and appropriate.
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JURY DEMAND
Plaintiffs, JAMES WALCH and JANIS WALCH, hereby demands a trial by jury pursuant to
Respectfully Submitted,
Respectfully Submitted,
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E-FILED
Friday, 09 August, 2019 08:05:38 AM
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