Is there a gun in that? Do not reach in that center council again. I'm going to have you step out of the car for me right now. Okay. >> Take the seat belt out for >> Take the seat belt off. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. I think there was a 32 console. >> Out of the car. >> Hands behind your back. Put them behind your back. >> When officers show up at a local school after reports of a man refusing to leave, they had no idea how messy the situation is about to get. What starts as a routine call quickly turns tense. And as they dig into why he's there, his shady past starts coming out. >> Like trying to get little girls to get in his truck, follow little girls and, you know, nice hair tie type of thing. You know, just a lot of that kind of behavior. So, >> on the afternoon of April 24th, 2025, around 2:34 p.m., an Oaklair police officer receives a report about a man at an elementary school in Oaklair, Wisconsin, who refuses to leave, prompting the school to go into lockdown. As the officer heads toward the school, he spots the suspect's truck pulling from the property and initiates a traffic stop. Sam 134 headquarters, I'll be stopped in the vehicle in front of Platinum on the per. Copy the 28. Sam zebra 4329. Sam zebra 4329. >> All right. Can you roll down the window for me, sir? Uh, you can leave the keys out. I'm just going to pop the door. Okay. Is that all right? >> No, that's fine. >> Okay. What What's going on, sir? >> I forgot to stop the stop sign. Oh, weird traffic sign. Sorry about that. >> Okay. And then just take take the keys out for me. What's your name, sir? >> Oh, it's Andre. How are you doing this morning? >> Andre. Andre, do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah, I do, sir. What was your name? >> I'm officer Canop. >> Okay. What was your first name? >> I'm not going to give you my first name right now. >> Hey, Andre. All I did was >> Don't Is there a gun in that? Do not reach in that center council again. >> I'm going to have you step out of the car for me right now. Okay. >> Take the seat belt out for >> Take the seat belt off. >> Get out of the car. >> What do you think? >> Out of the car. Out of the car. I think there's a 32 in console. out of the car. Hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> Second amendment. I'm okay. You're riding the stop sign accidentally. Second amendment, right? You're okay. I'm not doing anything to you. >> M104 one in custody. >> You're okay. I I rolled past the stop sign. That's all. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Anything sharp or pokey at all? >> No. >> I'm a good person. >> My sign's clear. >> All I did was roll a stop sign. I'm sorry. Everything's okay. Relax. >> Talk back here. >> It's a second amendment. I'm allowed to protect myself. You don't need to freak out. >> Forehead words. You can let the school know that it's a 102. >> I got him. >> What are you doing? I have a stop sign. That's all I did. What are you doing here? >> Okay, we'll we'll be talking to you in just a second. >> That's all I did. It's a second amendment right. >> Have a seat. >> They didn't mean to keep it. >> You have no right to do this to me. Officers have just detained 32-year-old Andre Shashuga. While they know little about him at the moment, the school district administration has enough information, and the officers will be brought up to speed shortly. >> Open the center council, grab his wallet, and he saw 32. Okay. Did we get an ID on him? >> Um, let me catch that wallet here. I've got a Dun County District Attorney's Office. Um, andrea >> Tempor, can you run Andre? >> Yeah, there is a 32. >> Yep. >> And a knife. >> So, to me, >> yeah, we need to find out what connection go ahead. >> He has to the school at all, if any. >> 104, can you advise if he's a felony offender? I'm going to clear this. >> Yeah. No, for sure. The second holster loaded one in the chamber. >> Should I go talk to the school? Are you you good with him or do you want >> Yeah, I'll be good with him. I'm going to put this in my trunk for now. Yeah. >> Lock it up and I'll mirandize him and fig try and figure out >> find out why he's here. >> Why he's here? >> Okay. I'll question the school to see what he actually did while he was here or what uh cuz yeah, if he came came in and >> you know must have given them the negative vibe or something that they >> I'm going to check his wall to see if there is a CCW in there. If there is one, I'll have them run them. >> Perfect. >> For the backup officer, important details about Andre's history with the school come up quickly while talking with the school's counselor. >> So, I just saw some of the notes. Uh you're familiar with this person? >> Yeah. He was um >> so we've gotten word that he shows up in our parking lot to the police. So we scrambled, got all the kids in, put him on hold, called you guys. He was parked right out front. >> Um he's had a couple of other interactions with >> our principal and whatever else in the past. Okay. >> And I understand from Chipoa and a bunch of other schools. So he's >> trying to get hired or something. >> I think he was Yeah, he was he applied for a job a while back. Didn't get it. >> Okay. What kind of job was it? >> It was a Russian BEA, bilingual assistant. >> Oh, okay. >> Essentially. >> Um, and so, yeah, but just like kind of showing up for work when he wasn't hired, you know, really bizaro kind of, >> no real valid reason being here, no kids or anything like that. No connection. >> No connection whatsoever. And so, just the the flakiness of it, you know, like was enough for concern. And I know we don't have any and when I say we I mean the school district there's no restraining order or anything but I really feel like we got to get to that point because I got we made 430 kids that like are now like what's going like just it's unsettling and staff another 100 staff members. So I got you know 600 people that are like what's going on? So, did he walk up to the office? >> We were directed to like not >> Okay. >> And >> so you recognize the truck first? >> Unicorn gives it away on the front. That's that's our signal. Sadly, we have to have a signal. My unicorn guy's here. Um, so and I'm the school counselor. Our principles are at a meeting. >> Okay. >> Classic, right? >> Thanks for taking charge and being aware of everything. >> Yeah. Yeah. I credit my secretary. He's like, he's here. And I said, "All right, I'll lock it down. Let's get him in. Let's do whatever." Um, so yeah, I mean, >> okay. It's just unsettle. >> So, you were given the heads up that a lot and we didn't >> and other schools have uh had that information >> and I've been told not to cuz I'm the guy that'll come out and talk to them in person issues. I've been directed not to >> talk through the glass only, whatever. So, that's just again I there isn't anybody else in town that we have that directive from. So, that tells me that for whatever reason going on and yeah, to take the proper precautions and you did exactly the right thing. Uh where was he parked over here? Uh >> right in front. Um he got a row that faces the building. So I couldn't actually my secretary could tell you the exact >> Sure. So in an actual spot, not like uh >> see where that gray truck is. He would have pulled up right there. >> Okay. >> Right there. >> Uh like that Toyota. >> Just like that Toyota. >> Okay. >> It quickly becomes clear to this officer that Andre's situation is complicated, especially given how his conversation is going with the first officer. And let's be real, when things start spiraling like this, whether it's legal trouble or just figuring out why you're paying for six different streaming services you forgot about, it helps to have something that sorts out the chaos. I was reviewing my statements the other day and realized I'd been paying for a streaming service I had not used in months. It turns out that I had three other forgotten subscriptions hidden in my account. This is where I found Rocket Money. It's an all-in-one personal finance app that helps you manage subscriptions, lower bills, set budgets, and grow your savings goals. 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I'm sorry for rolling the stop sign. >> Okay. >> I was getting my ID as you asked. >> Okay. Andre, do you have a a concealed carry license? >> I have an Indiana permit. >> You have an Indiana permit? When did you when did you do you have that in your wallet? >> Uh, usually I do, but I came here after 2020 just to be with family. >> Okay. You say you have a Indiana concealed carry permit? >> It's Indiana permit. >> Just Indiana. >> It's registered in Indiana. I'm from there from IU area. >> Okay. What kind What kind of permit is it? >> It's just a They have a It's a second amendment right. You have a right to protect yourself. So, it's just registered there. That's it. >> Okay. How long have you been living in Wisconsin for? >> Uh just since 2020. >> Since 2020. So, for the last 5 years. >> Uh a few years. 2021, 20 something like that. >> Hey, is there a supervisor or someone that could come up here? Uh we've got a probably, you know, a fairly significant uh um like concern from the school district of a guy that uh came right up to the the school and we found a loaded uh handgun on him and in his car and Yeah. Yeah. Okay. No. Would you mind messaging one of them and just have them uh stop up? We're questioning the guy now right in front of Putnham Heights. the school on a traffic stop. Uh, >> sorry to scare you guys. I didn't mean to do that. >> Okay. >> I just I just got too happy. I rolled the stop sign. I didn't He needs new brake pads and >> Okay. What was your purpose in coming to the school today? >> Uh, I they I wanted to talk to the principal. >> Okay. >> Just show her. I went to the office there. That piece of paper. They told me one thing cuz another officer was he got chewed out by the sergeant for for a front license plate thing on my new truck or whatever and some but I just wanted I just wanted to give it a second chance and be like look nothing happened. Let me explain to you. They didn't tell me just something like that. But I I don't I'm not going to bother doing it cuz I'm just going to move on and do my other things. But I just want to talk to the principal cuz the interview went really well and it was really good. I just want to talk to her. >> So you interviewed with the principal? >> Yeah. earlier >> and they still need that person. So, I wanted to give it a second chance maybe. >> Okay. Did they tell you they didn't want to hire you? >> No, they said they did, but the like that piece of paper says it says if you pay then it's off. But all I had to do is show up and say nothing happened. >> What? >> Cuz the sergeant chewed out that person and fired him. So, >> what piece of paper? >> Oh, that you saw up there >> on the front passenger seat. >> Yeah. So, that was from a few years ago. But to work at a school, if it's if it's just a citation, it doesn't matter. And the lady at the office told me wrong. Anyways, that's just what I was going to explain to her. >> Okay. >> That >> But you haven't. All I had to do was go in there. >> You have not been hired here, correct? >> You what? >> You have not gotten a job? >> Uh, not officially, but I was in the interview process and they definitely needed me. >> Did Did the staff ask you to leave today? >> No, they did not. I just rang the doorbell and walked away. >> Okay. >> All I did was roll rolled the stop sign. I'm sorry. I'm not in California. Can't do that. >> And you said you have a permit in Indiana? >> Yes, sir. It's registered there >> to to carry a firearm. >> Yes, sir. But not nothing in Wisconsin. You haven't got any permit one class. I got to keep going. But you got to protect yourself in this country. So, >> okay, hang tight with me for just a sec. Know what's happen. >> Watch your knees. >> As both officers regroup to go over their notes and fill the team in, more questions pop up about Andre and his criminal history that still need answers. >> Going armed on school grounds. I'm I'm just want to read that statute to make sure. >> Yeah. Just so we know uh or just so you know the Andre Sakuga he's always up at like the church. He had some Dun County paperwork too from a district of count seems a little bit off. >> Yeah. >> Like trying to get little girls to get in his truck and follow little girls and you know nice hair tie type of thing you know just a lot of that kind of behavior. So >> but a gun was not displayed or anything at the school or anything. We just came upon it in the uh traffic stop. So, just so we're clear on that. >> We can search it. It can't stay there. >> Yeah. >> So, we'll search it, get it towed. Uh get him down for a recorded interview room. We'll go get pictures of the front door, which I'm sure there's postings, no firearms. >> All right, Andre, we're going to head down to the um police department for now and um so we can talk in a a room that's not the car. Okay. >> Okay. About what? >> Just about what happened here today. Okay. >> I rolled a stop sign. I'm sorry. I'll keep the firearm somewhere else. I'm sorry. I'm not from here and you had no right to take me out of my vehicle just cuz I was getting my ID. Absolutely no right to do that. >> While Andre fights for his rights, the unit back at the scene finds more reasons to investigate his past during the car search. >> Not here. There's a laptop here, too. cuz that's something we're going to potentially uh got uh zip ties and a steak knife exposed. >> Another concealed. He's not a felon though, so knives. >> Matches. Another mag. Here's a notepad saying stand. Hold the line. No retreat. No surrender. Don't run or attract. God wins the battle. chest plate. >> Okay. >> Strength from divine God. Being strong in God. >> Kind of concerning. >> Warrior of light. Spiritual armor. Yeah. It's kind of a >> take pictures of it. I don't think we have to take it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He's got a whole bunch of >> just um addresses and stuff written down in here. >> Yeah. Just kind of page through that uh whole brick of 9 mm ammo. Definitely creepiness. The other thing that that uh card there, I didn't get a chance to decipher kind of what's all on there, but was this the gun count? He took his gun. >> Oh, I didn't must have got it back. >> Didn't see that. >> And as the officers dig deeper after the car search, Andre's shocking criminal history starts to come up. >> Um, we just had an information case uh on the 19th of this month. Perkins involving him just saying Kohl's department store manager wanted to report concerns with a former employee making staff uncomfortable. So I guess he worked at Kohl's. Uh >> that was written in one of those books I was skimming through. >> Okay. >> He had handwritten like places to work and >> Okay. Uh other than I mean we've got enough history here of calls. Let's see. The vehicle actually registers to uh his same last name only a lot older guy. So, um yeah, and he is listed banned all UWC property twice. Uh actually, no, it's just listed on here twice. Uh putsy banned from Calvary Baptist Church. Um involvements bail jumping on February 19th. Um, yeah, we had a vehicle assist on the 17th of this month. Undesirable on the 13th of this month. Check person on the 13th this month. Another vehicle assist check person undesirable disturbance DC. Check person. Check person information. Information check person. That's all this year. Um, he does not need to be anywhere near a school with a gun. Inside the police department though, Andre has his defenses ready as he sits with the detectives for an interview. >> So, do you mind just kind of walking us through like what's going on today that as best you know? >> Well, I know I want to work cuz I need to go to school more. >> Mhm. >> To do more like education, maybe a masters in education or something like that. So, a year ago, I tried to get this I got the job for this the principal there. She was really nice. I know they really needed me to uh help with the students there, but I just got hopeful about it since that was a few years ago cuz the Monomony a cop stopped me for not having a place to attach my license plate to >> to my Toyota Tacoma. It's a new one. >> So, he stopped me for no reason. Got chewed out by the sergeant. All this. >> That's what I was trying to explain to this principal like, "Hey, I'm a good person. The kids would love me." >> Mhm. >> They told me if I paid it would not go on there. It' be like a little baby citation or something. It wouldn't matter, but because of that, they don't want to hire me or whatever. And then whatever I heard him say over the radio. Um, but the other thing they're trying to It's okay, but I got also got reported for it doesn't matter. I was trying to help someone. I got uh punished for reporting a crime >> in Monomony also. That's what was it was my one of my family members. So the family there is very bad and the child was ended up lying, not telling the truth, thinking they were in danger, safer, staying at the home. So that's also uh affecting me as well. I tried to help the person >> and I got punished for trying to help and giving it to you guys to bring justice to it. That's a different thing. But okay, >> that's all that's all that >> that was something that happened to Monomony, you said? >> Yep. >> I got you. But >> okay, >> you that didn't happen to a good person trying >> Yeah. Yeah, for sure. >> Anyways, what all was there was nowhere to put the license plate. It flew off in the wind. The cop was mad and trying to start stuff. And that's all I was trying to tell the principal like there's nothing there on my record or whatever. Just >> Excuse me. >> I was just hopeful. >> Mhm. >> So, >> yeah, >> whatever. I'll just go to school some more and get a job for real. Okay. >> There. Yeah. I rolled the stop sign. I went to get my ID. my second amendment protection thing that you know very I respect and honor wasn't trying to you know scare anybody that was there as well. I didn't mean I'm not really sure where to that's all that happened. He assumed something was there and then I just got my ID and he ripped me out of the car which he's not allowed to do for rolling a stop sign. While Andre obsesses over the stop sign and his rights, the detectives dig up more about his supposed meeting with the school's principal before getting deeper into his visit this day. >> So, what kind of prompt you today to go back to the school if you hadn't been there in like a little over a year? >> I just got hopeful. It just felt good that maybe but I forgot that I already tried talking to them and they don't hear me out. So, it doesn't matter. I'm just going to just >> Yeah. >> I'll just leave it alone. >> Yep. You said that you had seen they were they still had that job posted like online. >> Yeah. Okay. When was that? I think you saw that. >> Oh, like a month ago or so. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Yeah. They need people and they like me. >> Mhm. >> It just that little thing came up on there. I was like, what? I don't know. >> Yeah. Yep. Did you talk to anybody at the school today? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Yeah. They're really friendly. So, sorry I I scared someone or >> gave the wrong impression. Sorry about that. >> Mhm. >> Didn't mean to do that. >> Yeah. Do you know did somebody get scared today about something? No, I'm just being polite about I don't mean >> Kind of guessing someone needed >> to make anyone think just a kid. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Stupid truth. I'm just going to do my thing. >> When you parked in the parking lot there, where was where was your gun at that time? >> Oh, I had no interest or even it's a completely different just to protect myself. >> Right. But that's I'm just curious. >> Going there to get a job possibly and >> No. Right. I I understand that. But what I'm asking is when you got when you parked your car and got out to go up to the school, >> where was your gun at that time? >> Uh just where I kept it. I just maybe maybe you guys know a better place to keep things like that cuz you are supposed to keep it with you, >> but it wasn't like on me. It was just maybe like where you guys prefer to people keep protection like that. >> Well, I I'm just asking you >> just away from away from wallets or I don't know what >> right. What what I'm asking >> I had no intention of even >> that wasn't even my thought that oh I have this here with me or >> but what what I'm asking is when you got out of your car when you got out of the truck where was the gun? >> Uh just where I kept it. >> Okay. >> I should move it somewhere else. I'm sorry. >> It it was in the center console. >> Just cuz I cleaned everything vacuum everything. You don't want to keep everything under the >> Okay. >> anything. So I don't know where else you keep it. >> So I guess did you left the gun in the car or did you have it with you when you went up to >> It was in the car. I had no that's a whole different I came in there really friendly as >> Okay. Yeah. No, I do you ever carry it on your person when you're out and about? Do you ever have a holster put it in your pocket or anything like that? >> Well, I made the holster cuz you live in America. You're allowed to do that, but it has to be where it's appropriate. >> So maybe you guys can give me help helpful guidelines on that. But >> we do live in America, so you do have a right to have that out or >> with >> Yeah, I'm not questioning that at all. I was just asking, do you like cuz I I carry mine right here. >> Yes, sir. You know, is that do you when you're out and about going to stores or anything, do you carry it on you, put it in your pocket or do you leave it in the center console of the truck? >> Yeah, I usually just leave it in the truck. Okay. >> Usually I leave it not there. It's just I had to clean everything. >> Sure. >> I don't want stuff like that or maybe, you know, kids can reach and get I just I'm not quite sure where to keep it. >> Okay. >> So, that's probably not that good of a place either. So, >> when you have it in the center console there, do you have it in a case or anything? >> It's just in the holster. >> Just in the holster. In the center console there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you keep it loaded? Uh today yes for for now yes I yes I did just but I can >> you normally >> make it useless really quick. What was that >> you said? So when you when you answered that you said today it was >> just normal norm just to >> is it normally loaded or is it normally unloaded? >> Um just like you guys would would you keep it that way ready to go or? >> Well that's not what I'm asking. What I'm asking is what you do. I'm asking if you usually keep it loaded. I know today you said it was loaded. >> Yeah presently. >> Was it loaded yesterday? but not for any particular reason. >> I got you. >> Well, we're going to step out for a sec. We'll kind of get things figured out here and we'll get things going. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, yeah, just hang tight for us a couple minutes. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Appreciate it, man. >> What Andre doesn't realize is that sweet talking the detectives won't get him anywhere because when they return they are far more confrontational. >> So, so more of the the concern today is actually like, you know, about you being at the school and not so much a stop sign, you know. >> Um I know you've had some contacts at the school district before um at some other schools. Do you remember any of those like up at North High School or anything? >> Uh, I tried to talk to the principal there. >> Mhm. >> Cuz that's what I like I said to explain that there's nothing there. All I did was misunderstand. All I had to say was there's nothing there. That by paying for it, you're agreeing that there's something happened, but nothing happened. So, I just left. I remember trying to talk to the principal, arrange a meeting with her, >> and they weren't having it. So, I just left. And then I went back to Brandon or whatever the HR person. >> I'm able to have a job. I'm able to work. It's not even a letter. It's literally a non-existent citation that shouldn't even be there. They just told me the wrong thing. >> The letter that he sent you, was that through the mail or was that >> Yeah, through the mail. Through the mail. >> Did he ever communicate with you with with you on email? >> No, I don't think so. >> You never You never communicated with him via email? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have an email address? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. What? >> You just let me know what if the things are being misunderstood. I don't I don't mean anything by it. Sorry, I was just too hopeful. I rather just worked up my own stuff today. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Okay. So, I I have a copy of an email sent from is it Brian? >> Brandon. >> Brandon. Um and I I can read it for you if you want. Um it says, "Hello, Andre. Your final adverse action notice has been mailed." So, that's probably that thing they mailed you, you know. Uh and then it says, "Please note that the district's decision to deny any offer of employment is final. I have copied Principal Lesneski and Principal Coler as I know you have attempted to contact them regarding the situation. Our record do not list you as a parent or guardian of any Oaklair Area School District students. As such, you no longer have a reason to be on Oaklair Area School District property. >> Then I'll respect that for now. Thank you. >> Not not for now. >> I I will respect it. Okay. >> But not just for now. Like you are not allowed back at any school district buildings. Any communication for the school district has to go through the HR director. Not for now. >> Um >> forever. Like not in person. >> You cannot even go back to the school district building. >> Good to know. It's good to know. >> Yep. I did not know. >> I don't want you to get in trouble later on for anything. >> Okay. Sounds good to me. I didn't know. Sorry about that. >> No. Okay. >> I'm very sorry. >> So, here's the deal. >> The school district was pretty concerned today, you know, when you showed up cuz they didn't know why you're there and that was kind of concerning for them with everything going on. There was kids outside. Um, kind of caused a big >> really. Okay. Sorry. >> A big issue, right? I didn't know. Sorry. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. Right now, you are being arrested for disorderly conduct. Okay. It's just a misdemeanor. All right. There's no felonies or anything like that. You'll have the ability to to post bail and get out of jail. Okay. But for right now, I have anything wrong. But for right now, I have to take you into custody. Okay. Stand up for me. >> Not for no reason. >> This says right there it's noncriminal citation. >> We're not talking about >> I'm not talking about that. The thing with county. Okay. >> And he had no right to what happened out of my car for getting my ID. >> Yep. Okay. That's not for right now. You're under arrest. I need you to stand up for me. Okay. Sir, I had >> I don't want you to get in any more trouble and I don't want you to I don't want you to get charged with things. Andre, >> you're also being charged with resisting arrest as well. So, this one of the conduct of resisting for refusing to get out of the car for getting an ID wrong. >> Yep. We're not going to keep discussing that. I'm telling you the truth. This is wrong. This is this is illegal what you're doing. >> I need you to stand up for me and if you continue to not cooperate with us right now, you could catch additional charges of resisting and obstructing and I don't want that to happen. So, I need you to cooperate with me. I need you to stand up for me right now. >> Talk about that. >> I'm sorry. >> You don't need to. >> I didn't know that that was like that. All I did was to disc. It says right there it's a noncriminal citation. >> These are criminal. The citations >> the citations are noncriminal. The charges are criminal. >> But I didn't mean I didn't know. >> So, you you'll have court tomorrow morning at 11:00. We also have a lot more information to show that you did know and a reasonable person would understand that you >> but he told me to meet with him to discuss it. >> But you didn't meet with him. You tried to meet with the Putinham Heights principal. >> I didn't know sir documentation. >> I have a lot of emails showing that you knew. >> There was no emails to emails are to me. Documentation showing that you knew you were not supposed to be there. >> I didn't mean any harm. I wasn't I wasn't trying to be there. I'm sorry. I didn't mean any harm to anyone. While you may have not meant any harm to anybody, you did cause a disturbance that caused the school to go into lockdown. And then you resisted an officer when I did the car. Listen, I listened to him. He ripped me out of the car for trying to get ID. But if he wouldn't rip you out of the car, you would have stepped out. >> Andre was charged with felony possession of a firearm on school grounds and misdemeanor, resisting obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct. He was also cited for trespassing and failure to have proof of a CCW. He was given a cash bond set at a $10,000 with conditions to have no contact with any of the elementary school staff, no intentional contact with any children, not to be within 1,000 ft of any school building, and no possession of weapons. On July 21st, 2025, during a competency hearing, a psychiatrist from a mental health institution testified. The court found clear and convincing evidence that Andre is currently not competent to proceed, but is likely to regain competency within the allowed time frame. As a result, the court ordered Andre to be committed to the Mandota Mental Health Institute in Madison, Wisconsin, and the proceedings were suspended. 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