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December 2025 41 cases
Henry Renton
Child rape *
Sentence
additional sentence added to existing 15-year prison sentence
Henry Renton, an OAP paedophile, was convicted of further child rapes in the North East while already serving 15 years.
Convicted of further child rape offences while serving prior sentence.
Bogdan Gugiuman
Rape *
Sentence
part of total 39 years imprisonment
North East gang including Bogdan Gugiuman convicted of the sexual exploitation, rape, and abuse of six girls.
Convicted with gang for rape and abuse of girls.
Amy Cave
Causing or allowing a child to suffer serious physical harm *
Sentence
10 years imprisonment
Craig Neill and Amy Cave left a child with life-threatening injuries including a fractured skull, significant brain injury requiring temporary skull removal, fractured jaw, both wrists broken in three places, extensive bruising across the body including head and neck, and burns to the hand. The injuries were caused by blunt force, significant force, and sadistic behaviour, inflicted deliberately. Emergency services were called to a house in the Branksome area of Darlington on May 26, 2025, after reports of an unresponsive child. Neill and Cave were arrested, denied responsibility, but were found guilty following a trial.
Pleaded not guilty but found guilty after trial. No previous convictions. Failed to acknowledge toxic relationship. Judge noted some aggression during trial and lack of truthful account. Anticipated to be her first and last experience of custody.
Craig Neill
Causing or allowing a child to suffer serious physical harm *
Sentence
14-year extended prison sentence, 13 years custodial
Craig Neill and Amy Cave left a child with life-threatening injuries including a fractured skull, significant brain injury requiring temporary skull removal, fractured jaw, both wrists broken in three places, extensive bruising across the body including head and neck, and burns to the hand. The injuries were caused by blunt force, significant force, and sadistic behaviour, inflicted deliberately. Emergency services were called to a house in the Branksome area of Darlington on May 26, 2025, after reports of an unresponsive child. Neill and Cave were arrested, denied responsibility, but were found guilty following a trial.
Pleaded not guilty but found guilty after trial. Majority of injuries inflicted by him. Eight previous convictions for 14 offences including racially aggravated harassment, robbery involving a knife, and stalking. Judge noted aggressive behaviour during trial, no remorse, dangerous offender, mental health issues and adverse childhood experiences mentioned.
Paul Price
Possession with intent to supply class A drug *
Sentence
7 years and 4 months imprisonment
Paul Price, from Brookdale, Ainsdale, Sefton, was stopped by police in a white van on November 13, 2025, in Middlesbrough. He admitted to drugs in the rear, where 15kg of cocaine worth £270,000 wholesale or £1.2m-£1.5m street value was found in 15 blocks, uncovered with police dog assistance.
Pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drug.
Ginette Warne
Animal Cruelty *
Sentence
sentenced
30 dogs found living amongst faeces, rotten food and rat droppings in Ginette Warne's Teesside home; two lurchers Rocket and Arti rescued and facing third Christmas in kennels.
Home in Loftus covered in faeces, rotten food and rat droppings; smell made it difficult for RSPCA inspectors to stay inside.
Eleanor Wilson
Causing death by careless driving *
Sentence
6 months imprisonment suspended for 18 months, 200 hours unpaid work, 25 days rehabilitation activity, complete ‘First Steps to Change’ programme
On June 15, 2022, Eleanor Wilson, driving a light blue Ford Ka, pulled out from the slip road junction at Ingleby Arncliffe on the A19 southbound, crossing the carriageway to join the northbound route without properly looking, colliding with Dax Jones who was riding his Yamaha MT motorcycle in lane two. The impact caused Mr Jones to be thrown 40 feet into the air, resulting in fatal injuries. He was pronounced dead at the scene despite first aid from bystanders and paramedics.
Pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving after being found not guilty of causing death by dangerous driving.
Thomas Milton
Voyeurism *
Sentence
sentenced after guilty verdict
Thomas Milton, of Eston, filmed women and girls undressing and used an AI bot to create naked photos, described as a 'classic peeping Tom'.
Found guilty of five counts of voyeurism by a jury in November.
Sunil Satyapal Khanna
Fraudulent trading under the Companies Act 2006 *
Sentence
2.5 years imprisonment
Sunil Satyapal Khanna and Daran David Bankhead facilitated a rogue fish-selling network that targeted elderly and vulnerable people in the North East from early 2019, using unfair, misleading and aggressive behaviour in victims' homes. Traders posed as legitimate sellers, pushing inside homes, dumping poor-quality or unlabelled fish, and refusing to leave until victims paid exorbitant prices via bank cards or cash. Total sales by criminal sellers under their network amounted to £300,578. Fish was often unfit for human consumption. Khanna bankrolled and equipped the sellers. The operation evolved into fraud by 2019 despite initial legitimate intentions in 2015.
Pleaded guilty to fraudulent trading under the Companies Act 2006. Sentence reduced from 3 years to reflect guilty plea. 68 years old, of Exelby Close, Newcastle. Silent 50% stakeholder in North Quay Fisheries Ltd, provided finance, card machines, vehicles and debt-chasing services.
Daran David Bankhead
Fraudulent trading under the Companies Act 2006 *
Sentence
2.5 years imprisonment
Sunil Satyapal Khanna and Daran David Bankhead facilitated a rogue fish-selling network that targeted elderly and vulnerable people in the North East from early 2019, using unfair, misleading and aggressive behaviour in victims' homes. Traders posed as legitimate sellers, pushing inside homes, dumping poor-quality or unlabelled fish, and refusing to leave until victims paid exorbitant prices via bank cards or cash. Total sales by criminal sellers under their network amounted to £300,578. Fish was often unfit for human consumption. Bankhead supplied the fish and logistical support. The operation evolved into fraud by 2019 despite initial legitimate intentions in 2015.
Pleaded guilty to fraudulent trading under the Companies Act 2006. Sentence reduced from 3 years to reflect guilty plea. 48 years old, of Danelaw, Great Lumley. Supplied fish through his company North Quay Fisheries Ltd and provided vans and logistical support.
Sebastian Robinson
Rape and sexual assault *
Sentence
7 years in a youth offender institution
Sebastian Robinson, when he was a teenager, subjected a child victim to horrendous sexual abuse, including multiple counts of rape and sexual assault. He lived in a 'fantasy world' of porn that shaped his toxic attitudes towards women and girls. His behaviour included bullying and threatening elements, controlling the victim by threatening that they would be arrested if they reported to the police. The victim suffered a mental breakdown due to the traumatic abuse.
Found guilty after trial. Of previous good character and neurodivergent. Restraining order, sex offender register until further order, and sexual harm prevention order until further order imposed. Judge Jo Kidd commented on his descent into a fantasy world shaped by porn.
Sean Reay
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 32 years
On April 5, 2025, Sean Reay, seeking revenge for a suspected drug-related altercation earlier that day outside his home on Sabin Terrace, Stanley, led a gang to smash windows at a house on Elm Street to lure out a target. Believing the responsible party was inside Barry Dawson's home, Reay fired a single shot through the living room window, fatally striking innocent grandfather Barry Dawson, 60, in the chest, puncturing his heart, lung, and liver. The murder occurred in an ordinary residential street as children played outside and was captured on doorbell camera.
Ringleader and gunman. Pleaded not guilty, convicted after trial. Judge noted he was in charge and lived by a code viewing police as enemies.
Thomas Sterling
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 26 years
On April 5, 2025, Thomas Sterling participated in a 'show of strength' on Elm Street, Stanley, as part of Sean Reay's gang retaliating for a suspected drug-related altercation earlier that day. While Lawson smashed the window and Reay fired the shot, Sterling's presence supported the intimidation that led to the fatal shooting of innocent grandfather Barry Dawson, 60, through his living room window. The murder was recorded on doorbell camera amid children playing in the ordinary residential area.
Part of a 'show of strength' in the street. Pleaded not guilty, convicted after trial. Described as a key lieutenant.
Thomas Lee Sterling
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 26 years
Thomas Lee Sterling, 22, of The Avenue, Stanley, was found guilty of murdering Barry Dawson by shooting him through the broken living room window of his terraced house in South Moor, Stanley, on April 5, 2025.
Found guilty of murder following a lengthy trial.
Dale Hamilton
Drug trafficking *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment
Dale Hamilton, a Middlesbrough dealer from Hemlington and Coulby Newham, had his jail term extended for drug-related offenses.
Sentence extended by the solicitor general to keep 'this dangerous man off our streets'
Dalton James Angus
Robbery *
Sentence
5 years imprisonment
Dalton James Angus, 23, of Ferryhill, filled a basket with items from a shop in Dean Bank, Ferryhill, and fled. When the shopkeeper pursued and attempted to retrieve the basket, Angus pulled out a knife and lunged at him before escaping. The incident occurred in May 2024. He was arrested on a park bench after being tracked by a police drone. Despite CCTV evidence, he initially denied drawing the knife and making threats.
Pleaded not guilty to possessing a knife in a public place but changed plea before trial. Restraining order granted preventing entry to the store. Ordered to pay more than £200.
Ibrahim Mahmood
Conspiracy to commit fraud *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Ibrahim Mahmood, 28, of High Road in Willesden Green, was involved in a courier fraud operation targeting elderly and vulnerable pensioners in the Cleveland area. In June 2025, victims were contacted by telephone by individuals falsely claiming to be police officers investigating fraud offences. Victims were asked to withdraw money from their bank accounts or obtain foreign currency, which was then collected by a courier from the criminal gang. Mahmood operated the illicit activities from London and was arrested in a joint taskforce operation involving NEROCU, Cleveland Police, and the Metropolitan Police.
Pleaded guilty in July. Sentence reduced from 6 years due to guilty plea and time served.
Andrew Mccubin
Arson *
Sentence
sentenced
Andrew McCubin started a gas blast arson that ripped through a home on Kirkland Walk, near Frampton Green, in Park End, 18 months prior.
Found guilty of starting the blaze
Nathan Smith
Burglary *
Sentence
jailed
Nathan Smith and three other men carried out a three-hour depot rampage, stealing two lorries which were later used in a ram-raid on JD Sports.
Part of a gang that stole two lorries involved in a ram-raid on JD Sports; spent jobseekers allowance on crack cocaine
Patrick William John White
Fraud *
Sentence
jailed
Patrick William John White, 26, from Middlesbrough, took £1,500 from an 84-year-old woman by fleecing her over non-existent loft work.
Took £1,500 from an 84-year-old woman over non-existent loft work
Martin Tobin
Violent disorder *
Sentence
jailed
Martin Tobin and his brother Lee chased an attacker who was disarmed by his mum into the street, one armed with a meat cleaver.
Judge told them 'you'll be out in a blink'
Michaela Hetherington
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
15 months imprisonment
In the aftermath of the April 5, 2025, shooting murder of Barry Dawson in Stanley, Kevin Dorward's partner Michaela Hetherington admitted to perverting the course of justice by lying to police, claiming the getaway car used in the crime had been stolen.
Admitted perverting the course of justice by falsely claiming to police that the car had been stolen. Released immediately after serving 246 days on remand.
Mohammad Butt
Conspiracy to commit fraud *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Mohammad Butt, 32, of Evelyn Avenue in Kingsbury, was involved in a courier fraud operation targeting elderly and vulnerable pensioners in the Cleveland area. In June 2025, victims were contacted by telephone by individuals falsely claiming to be police officers investigating fraud offences. Victims were asked to withdraw money from their bank accounts or obtain foreign currency, which was then collected by a courier from the criminal gang. Butt operated the illicit activities from London and was arrested in a joint taskforce operation involving NEROCU, Cleveland Police, and the Metropolitan Police.
Pleaded guilty in July. Sentence reduced from 6 years due to guilty plea and time served.
Kevin Dorward
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
20 months imprisonment
Following the murder of Barry Dawson on April 5, 2025, Kevin Dorward, recruited by Sean Reay to drive the gang to the scene on Elm Street, Stanley, admitted to perverting the course of justice by attempting to burn the getaway car to destroy evidence.
Admitted perverting the course of justice by trying to burn out the getaway car. Cleared of murder.
Keith Dorward
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
16 months imprisonment
After the April 5, 2025, murder of Barry Dawson in Stanley, Keith Dorward, who had come along with his cousin Kevin Dorward during the gang's trip to the scene, admitted to perverting the course of justice by attempting to burn the getaway vehicle to eliminate evidence.
Admitted perverting the course of justice by trying to burn out the getaway car. Cleared of murder. Accompanied his cousin Kevin.
Kelsey Bainbridge
Wounding with intent *
Sentence
2 years and 6 months imprisonment
Kelsey Bainbridge, 26, from Spennymoor, attacked her ex-partner by punching and stabbing him with items including an ornament and a picture frame, causing a large cut to his head requiring hospital treatment. She filmed the assault and posted the video online with a caption warning him to 'prepare for his funeral because he is going in a coffin'. In a separate incident, she assaulted a former friend with a broken Lambrini bottle, leaving the victim with swelling and cuts to her head. Bainbridge was arrested on July 5, 2025, in Spennymoor while carrying a shovel.
Admitted offences of wounding, wounding with intent, and possession of an offensive weapon. Filmed one attack and posted it online with a threatening caption.
Kelvin Craig Lawson
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 28 years
Kelvin Craig Lawson, 38, of Frosterley Gardens, Stanley, was found guilty of murdering Barry Dawson by shooting him through the broken living room window of his terraced house in South Moor, Stanley, on April 5, 2025.
Found guilty of murder following a lengthy trial.
Kelvin Lawson
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 28 years
On April 5, 2025, as part of Sean Reay's gang seeking revenge for a suspected drug-related altercation, Kelvin Lawson smashed the downstairs window of Barry Dawson's terraced house on Elm Street, Stanley, to enable a clearer shot at the believed target inside. This allowed Reay to fire the fatal shot through the living room window, killing innocent grandfather Barry Dawson, 60, in the chest while he investigated the noise. The incident was captured on doorbell camera in a residential street with children playing nearby.
Smashed the downstairs window to allow clearer shot. Pleaded not guilty, convicted after trial. Described as a key lieutenant.
Lee Tobin
Violent disorder *
Sentence
jailed
Martin Tobin and his brother Lee chased an attacker who was disarmed by his mum into the street, one armed with a meat cleaver.
Judge told them 'you'll be out in a blink'
Jonathan Price
Arson *
Sentence
jailed
Jonathan Price, 53, set his neighbour's flat ablaze and stood watching as she screamed for help, described as a 'delusional' arsonist.
Used a funnel to pour diesel through the letterbox of the flat above his own
Jack David Anthony Merry
Assault *
Sentence
jailed
Jack David Anthony Merry savagely stamped on the head of an attack victim who lay unconscious, leaving the victim fearing he was dead.
For a 'vicious attack that could have easily resulted in a fatality'
Andrew Brewer
Possession of heroin with intent to supply *
Sentence
over five years imprisonment
Andrew Brewer, 53, was caught riding an e-scooter with wraps of heroin in Hartlepool streets.
E-scooter riding drug dealer caught with wraps of heroin in Hartlepool streets.
Abdul-Qader Hamadamen
Possession of cocaine with intent to supply *
Sentence
jailed
Abdul-Qader Hamadamen stashed £3k worth of cocaine in a kitchen roll at his Hartlepool home after he became involved in a drugs operation.
Stashed cocaine in a kitchen roll at his Hartlepool home after becoming involved in drugs operation.
James Wheatley-Taylor
Intentional strangulation and arson *
Sentence
5 years imprisonment
James Wheatley-Taylor, 36, strangled his partner until she almost passed out and started a fire in the flat
Offences including intentional strangulation and arson
Daniel Crawford
Stalking involving fear of violence *
Sentence
100 weeks imprisonment
Daniel Crawford, 33, from South Bank, broke into a woman's home by climbing through her window at night, causing her serious distress. He also parked outside her address, followed her in his car, and threatened her through her car windows. This was part of a campaign of harassment. He has a history of violence, including entering another woman's property uninvited, seizing her by the neck and threatening to kill her in April 2022, and dousing a former girlfriend with shampoo, plus a July 2022 conviction for battery after striking, throttling, and kicking a lorry driver following a road collision.
Pleaded guilty to stalking involving fear of violence and making threats to commit criminal damage. Former soldier with prior convictions for battery. Remorse expressed, mental health issues noted. Restraining order issued.
Ben Collins
Affray and attempted kidnap *
Sentence
28 months imprisonment
Ben Collins and Samuel Nicholson chased the wrong victim through a quiet street in hazmat suits wielding machetes.
Machete-wielding thug in hazmat suit; pleaded guilty to possessing an offensive weapon, affray and attempted kidnap.
Stephen Leadbeater
Assault *
Sentence
54 months imprisonment
Stephen Leadbeater assaulted a doorman in Middlesbrough by hitting him with a bottle and stamping on his head.
Middlesbrough thug who hit doorman with bottle and stamped on his head, then blamed it on dead brother.
Steven Phillips
Robbery *
Sentence
3 years and 4 months imprisonment
Steven Phillips wielded a knife and demanded keys from two victims in Middlesbrough within 15 minutes of each other.
Knife-wielding man who demanded keys from two victims within 15 minutes.
Sahil Nagpal
Causing death by dangerous driving *
Sentence
10 years imprisonment
Sahil Nagpal was driving his Hyundai i40 car along the A171 between Whitby and Teesside on the evening of October 8, 2023, when he made a dangerous overtaking manoeuvre on a rural stretch near Scaling Dam Reservoir, despite solid white lines, a 'hidden dip' warning sign, and a 'slow' marker. This resulted in a head-on collision with a vehicle driven by Paul Brand, who was pronounced dead at the scene despite emergency treatment. Three members of Nagpal's family, travelling with him, sustained serious injuries. Nagpal was arrested and charged by North Yorkshire Police.
Found guilty after a four-day trial of causing death by dangerous driving and three offences of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Pleaded not guilty despite overwhelming evidence.
Samuel Nicholson
Affray and attempted kidnap *
Sentence
28 months imprisonment
Ben Collins and Samuel Nicholson chased the wrong victim through a quiet street in hazmat suits wielding machetes.
Machete-wielding thug in hazmat suit; pleaded guilty to possessing an offensive weapon, affray and attempted kidnap.
Nathan Henderson
Sexual abuse *
Sentence
10 years and 6 months imprisonment with 3 years 6 months extended licence
Nathan Henderson, 30, from Stockton, sexually abused a vulnerable schoolgirl, asking her to role-play as a seven-year-old, using handcuffs, blindfold, buying her chocolate, energy drinks, and sex toys. He possessed over 110 hours of child sex abuse videos. The victim took the morning after pill after one encounter.
Extended sentence for sexual abuse. Former Cleveland Police officer, sacked after offences. Made subject of indefinite restraining order and sex offenders register.
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Stephen Poulton
Rape *
Sentence
33 years imprisonment
Stephen Poulton, 63, of Ellis Gardens in Hemlington, Middlesbrough, raped three girls in separate incidents, subjecting them to violent sexual abuse. He recorded himself abusing the first victim and told her no one would believe her. With the second victim, he jumped up and down on her stomach to prevent pregnancy, severely impacting her mental health. For the third victim, he forced her to drink alcohol before raping her and kicked her in the back as a 'makeshift pregnancy avoider'. The offences involved a catalogue of 28 sex crimes, including rapes.
Found guilty of 28 sex offences after trial. Will be eligible for release after 22 years and on licence until age 100. Subject to sex offender notification requirements for life. Judge noted sadistic abuse including violence, humiliation, and recording. Defendant denies wrongdoing and has health issues (heart condition, diabetes, COPD).
Stuart Cox
Child sexual abuse *
Sentence
21 years imprisonment plus 1 year extended licence
Stuart Cox, 63, from Sandport Walk, Stockton, carried out horrific sexual abuse against a child, using pharmaceuticals on himself to commit at least some of the offences. He was found guilty by a jury in September 2025 of 14 charges of depraved sexual offences. The victim described long-term isolation, ongoing struggle for justice, counselling, and lasting pain and memories from the abuse.
Found guilty of 14 charges of sexual offences. Continues to deny crimes. No prior offences of this nature; last court appearance in 1990. Subject to indefinite restraining order, sexual harm prevention order, and notification requirements order.
Richard Fielding
Stalking *
Sentence
jailed
Richard Fielding from Hartlepool stalked his ex-partner by leaving threatening voicemails after finding it difficult to resist her following the end of their relationship.
Army veteran turned stalker for threatening voicemails to ex after relationship broke down.
Alex Holder
Cocaine conspiracy *
Sentence
over 3 years imprisonment
Alex Holder, formerly of Stockton, was involved in a £2 million cocaine drugs plot, distributing class A drugs as part of a larger racket.
Role in multi-million pound cocaine racket; seven locked up in total.
Daniel Dixon
Child rape *
Sentence
jailed
Daniel Dixon, a teenager at the time, carried out child rape offences, with the trial hearing overwhelming evidence against him.
Sex offender convicted of child rape after trial with overwhelming evidence.
David Mckenna
Assault *
Sentence
jailed
David McKenna assaulted his girlfriend in a controlling manner, punching her repeatedly and causing severe facial injuries, discovered during a BT engineer's visit to install broadband.
Controlling boyfriend who punched woman until her face was double in size and beat her black and blue, caught by BT engineer.
Kyle Clark
Causing Grievous Bodily Harm *
Sentence
12-month prison term suspended for 2 years; 20 rehabilitation days; 150 hours unpaid work; 120-day alcohol abstinence; £500 compensation
On June 27, 2025, Kyle Clark, aged 22, was out drinking with friends in Middlesbrough to celebrate the removal of his electronic tag from a prior sentence. At the Swatters Carr Wetherspoon pub, an altercation occurred with his best friend on Bedford Street. CCTV showed the victim punching Clark, who pushed him away. The victim fell, and Clark kicked him once in the head, causing a depressed skull fracture and bleeding on the brain. Clark filmed the incident and posted a TikTok video boasting about it. He stayed with the victim until the ambulance arrived. The victim spent five days in hospital and has recovered. Clark was recalled to prison on his prior sentence and later sentenced for this offence.
Pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm. Did not start the altercation. Has sought help for drinking issues. Prior 26-month sentence for dangerous driving in August 2024. Recalled to prison for 5 months before this sentencing.
Euan Corbett
Causing death by dangerous driving *
Sentence
15 years and 2 months imprisonment, 14 years and 1 month driving ban
On May 2, 2020, Euan Corbett was driving an Audi A3 at speeds between 100 and 120 mph on Knott Road in the North York Moors, attempting to negotiate a bend, when the vehicle left the road and overturned. His passenger and friend, Shane Finn, 21, sustained injuries and died two days later in hospital. Corbett had no driving licence or insurance. At the scene, he lied to a helper, claiming another man was driving and that he had fled, which distracted the police investigation. Instead of calling an ambulance, he did not assist Finn, who was alone due to Covid restrictions. Corbett then fled the country, failing to appear in court, and spent three years in Europe taunting police and the victim's family via social media. While on the run, he ordered associates via Snapchat to 'ping' and 'blow windows in' of people he claimed owed him money, leading to a July 5, 2023 incident where two masked men on a quad bike fired a shotgun at a woman's home in Middlesbrough, smashing her windows.
Pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving, causing death whilst uninsured and having no licence, and breach of bail. Convicted by jury of conspiracy to possess a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence. Described by judge as a 'third rate pound shop wannabe-gangster'. No signs of remorse noted.
Curtis Cremin
Conspiracy to supply cocaine and crack cocaine *
Sentence
4 years and 6 months imprisonment
Curtis Cremin, 19, from Hubbard Walk in Middlesbrough, ran an organised drugs line advertising crack cocaine, cannabis, and cocaine. He groomed and exploited young teenage boys to deliver drugs in broad daylight near playparks and schools using bikes and balaclavas. The line received over 10,000 calls in two months. Arrested on February 17, 2025, he resumed activity days later. Police seized 20 deals of cocaine and £400 cash during a raid on Cargo Fleet Lane. He set up a new line while on bail until arrested in June 2025.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and crack cocaine. Continued dealing after initial arrest and while on bail.

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