Athens County Sheriff's Office, 13 W Washington Street, Athens, OH (2026)

09/21/2026

Warrants of the Week
Week of 9/21/2026

09/21/2026

Friday, September 18th, Through Sunday, September 20th, 2026 Media Release

Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to the following calls for service from Friday, September 18th, Through Sunday, September 20th, 2026.

Friday, September 18th

Deputies responded to Peach Ridge Road in Athens for an alarm. Deputies arrived on scene and determined that everything checked fine.
Deputies responded to State Route 13 in Millfield reference to a male possibly unresponsive in a vehicle. Deputies made contact with the individual who was alert and, on his phone, no further assistance was needed.

Deputies were dispatched to Vore Ridge Road regarding goats that had wandered onto a neighboring property. Upon arrival, deputies assisted in returning the goats to their owner’s property. The owner was advised to ensure the goats remained on their property. Deputies then cleared the scene and returned to patrol.

Deputies responded to the Athens County Fairgrounds reference to the caller requesting assistance with jumping a dead battery. The battery was jumped and deputies resumed patrol.

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office received a call from an individual reporting that their vehicle had been vandalized. A report was taken, and the incident was documented.

Deputies responded to the Athens County Fair Grounds to assist the caller with jumping a dead battery. The battery was jumped and deputies resumed patrol.

Deputies were dispatched to Kimberly Road regarding a report of a reckless driver. Deputies patrolled the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.

Deputies responded to Bucks Lake Road in Guysville for a report of an inactive attempted burglary. Deputies spoke to the complainant and checked the property but found no evidence of an attempted burglary. The complainant wished to have the incident documented.

Deputies were dispatched to an abandon vehicle at the intersection of Rock Riffle Road and Stimson Avenue. Deputies made contact with the owner, who advised that it was broken down and they were in route to get the vehicle.

Athens County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to Lang Road in Nelsonville for a report of a domestic dispute. Deputies separated all parties involved and determined there were no elements of domestic violence. One party elected to leave and separate from the residence.

Deputies responded to a verbal dispute at the park on Lee Street in Albany. Parties were separated and warned for disorderly conduct.

Athens County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the Harmony Road / East State Street area in Athens for a possible theft of a cell phone. After searching the area, the caller found the cell phone and did not need any further intervention.

Deputies working the Federal Hocking football game were advised by dispatch of a 911 hang-up. Deputies checked the area and were unable to locate anyone needing assistance.

Deputies responded to State Route 329 in Stewart for a traffic accident. Deputies arrived on scene and a report was taken.

Saturday, September 19th

Deputies received a call-in harassment complaint. On the phone deputies spoke with the complainant and a report was taken.

Deputies responded to State Route 7 in Coolville for a reported domestic. Deputies spoke with the caller and determined that no threats or acts of violence had occurred.

Deputies were dispatched to Baker Road in Athens regarding a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, deputies determined that the dispute had been verbal in nature. Deputies separated the individuals involved, and one individual agreed to leave the property. Deputies then cleared the scene and returned to patrol.

Deputies received a call from an individual requesting that deputies document ongoing harassment by another individual. A report was taken in the event that the behavior continues.

Deputies responded to Mountain Belle Road in Coolville reference to a well-being check. Deputies made contact with the individual who stated they were fine and did not need assistance.

Deputies were dispatched to Sand Ridge Road, Millfield regarding an animal complaint. Deputies were advised that two dogs were loose and acting aggressively. Deputies patrolled the area but were unable to locate the dogs. The Athens County Dog Warden was familiar with the dogs and attempted to make contact with the owner; however, negative contact was made.

Deputies were dispatched to Old State Route 56 regarding an individual wishing to file a complaint against a neighbor. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with the individual and documented the incident.

Deputies responded to East Fourth Street in The Plains to attempt to make contact with a male for The Perry County Sheriff's Office. Deputies were advised the male no longer resides there and relayed the information to Perry County.

Deputies responded to State Route 685 in Glouster reference to a property damage complaint.

Deputies were dispatched to Barbour Street in Glouster regarding a verbal dispute. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with both individuals, and one agreed to leave the property temporarily so the parties could separate and calm down. Before clearing the scene, deputies warned both individuals about disorderly conduct.

Deputies were dispatched to South Street in The Plains to do a well-being check. Deputies spoke with the resident and determined that they were okay.

Deputies responded to the Glouster Park for a well-being check on a male. Deputies spoke with the male and determined he was fine.

Deputies took a report from an individual who reported that their wallet was stolen three days prior. Deputies advised the caller to cancel their credit and bank cards that were in the wallet and to monitor their credit report.

Deputies patrolled Willow Creek Rd. in Guysville after receiving calls from concerned residents that a juvenile was riding an ATV too fast on the roadway. Deputies were unable to locate the ATV rider.

While patrolling the Village of Trimble deputies, assisted a resident with a vehicle unlock.

Athens County Sheriff's Office Deputies responded to Columbia Road in Albany for a report of a welfare check for a subject in the roadway. Deputies patrolled the area but did not locate anyone.

Deputies responded to Country Club Lane in Athens for a 911 open line call. Deputies determined that there was no emergency after speaking with multiple individuals present.

While patrolling the Village of Trimble, deputies located an obstruction in the roadway. The items were removed from the roadway and units resumed patrol.

Deputies responded to Old State Route 56, New Marshfield in reference to a domestic dispute. On scene deputies spoke with all parties and determined no crime took place. Deputies then warned parties for persistent disorderly conduct if the arguing persists.

Sunday, September 20th

Deputies responded to Glouster for a private property, single vehicle accident reported by EMS. There was no damage to property, and the driver did not wish for a report.

Deputies were dispatched to the Sunoco in Glouster regarding an abandoned vehicle. Upon arrival, deputies advised the store manager that because the vehicle was located on commercial property, the store would need to contact a towing company to have it removed.

Deputies were dispatched to Vore Ridge Road, Athens for sounds of gunshots. When deputies arrived, they spoke with the complainant, and they advised that their neighbor had shot a few rounds and were worried. Deputies then spoke with the neighbor, and they were shooting their gun on their property in a safe direction. With nothing illegal occurring deputies returned to patrol.

Deputies responded to West First Street in The Plains reference to a 911 open line. Deputies determined that a verbal dispute had taken place but nothing criminal had taken place that no involved individuals wished to pursue. All involved individuals agreed to separate for the evening and deputies resumed patrol.

Deputies were dispatched to Wilson Street in Coolville regarding a domestic dispute. Upon arrival, deputies found that both individuals had calmed down. The dispute was determined to have been verbal in nature, and no physical altercation was reported. Deputies then cleared the scene and returned to patrol.

Deputies were dispatched to First Street, The Plains for a well-being check, an elderly individual not answering his door. When deputies arrived, they found that the reporting party had made entry and the individual was fine.

Deputies were dispatched to Rockcamp Road, New Marshfield for a well-being check. An individual rented out his property and was worried about that party because the area is known to flood. Deputies attempted to make it to that location but were unable to due to flooding and trees down. Waterloo FD was requested to check. Waterloo FD found that no one was at that location anymore.

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit conducted a traffic stop at the Family Dollar in New Marshfield, Ohio. Upon making contact with the driver who had an active driving suspension and speaking with the subject criminal indicators were observed throughout the vehicle and from the driver which led deputies that there as criminal activity taking place. K-9 Cody was deployed for an air sniff of the exterior of the vehicle and during the course of sniff a positive indication to the odor of narcotics was given. A probable cause search of the vehicle was conducted and suspected narcotics were found concealed in the dash of the vehicle behind an ashtray and drug paraphernalia that was consistent with the suspected narcotics. The male subjects APA Parole Officer was contacted who asked he be placed under arrest for APA Violations at this time. Timothy Perry, age 62, was placed under arrest and transported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail. Charges will be pursued pending BCI Crime Lab results.

Deputies assisted the Ohio State Highway Patrol with a vehicle accident on Matheny Road in Nelsonville. The single vehicle accident is being investigated by the troopers and deputies returned to patrol.

Deputies were dispatched to an injury accident that occurred on Toledo Street in Glouster. A juvenile was transported by family for precaution.

Deputies responded to the area of Ennis Road in Albany for a report of sounds of gun shots. Deputies patrolled the area and later spoke with a male. The male was shooting in a safe direction and was also advised of firearm safety.

09/21/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE OF SALE

DISPOSAL OF UNCLAIMED OR FORFEITED FI****MS and ACCESSORIES

Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 2981.12, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office, located at 13 West Washington Street, Athens, Ohio 45701, will dispose of fi****ms and accessories via sealed bid. The sale is restricted to federally licensed fi****ms dealers (FFLs) only.

Inspection Period:
From September 21, 2026, through October 2, 2026, the fi****ms and accessories listed for disposal will be available for inspection by appointment only at the Athens County Sheriff’s Office. Interested FFL representatives must contact Evidence Custodian Austin Wickmann at [email protected] to schedule an inspection. Proof of valid federal fi****ms licensure must be presented at the time of inspection.

Terms of Sale:
- All items are sold in as-is condition, without warranty or appraisal, under the doctrine of caveat emptor.
- A single sealed bid will be accepted from each federally licensed fi****ms dealer. All items will be sold as one comprehensive lot consisting of 70 fi****ms and or
associated accessories.
- Bidders must identify any items they deem unsuitable for resale. Such items will be excluded and destroyed by this office.
- Sealed bids must be submitted in writing or via email within five (5) business days
following the close of the inspection period. For purposes of this sale, business days are Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and recognized holidays. Bids must be postmarked or email timestamped within this five-business-day period to be considered valid.

Bid Submission:
Submit sealed bids to:
Captain John Morris
Athens County Sheriff’s Office
13 West Washington Street
Athens, Ohio 45701
or via email at: [email protected]

Award and Payment:
The lot will be awarded to the highest qualifying bidder. Payment must be made via money order or cashier’s check, payable to the Athens County Sheriff’s Office.

Removal and Storage Fees:
All purchased items must be removed within ten (10) business days of bid award notification. A storage fee of $100.00 per day will be assessed for any items not removed within this timeframe.

09/18/2026

On September 17, 2026, the Athens County Sheriff’s Office Special Response Team executed a search warrant at a residence on McVey Road in Albany following an extensive narcotics investigation.

The investigation began after K9 Cody alerted to narcotics during a traffic stop and additional information was provided to detectives. Information developed during the investigation led to a search warrant for the residence.

Multiple individuals were detained while the residence was secured. The Athens County Task Force, with assistance from the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office, conducted interviews and searched the residence.

Investigators located a suspected bulk amount of fentanyl, drug abuse instruments, and U.S. currency.

“This investigation is a good example of how a traffic stop can develop into a much larger narcotics investigation when our deputies and detectives follow the information where it leads,” said Sheriff Smith. “From K9 Cody’s initial alert through the ex*****on of the search warrant, this was a coordinated effort involving our office and law enforcement partners.”

William Evans, 42, of Athens, was arrested for Possession of a Controlled Substance.

Stacy Dailey, 49, of Circleville, was arrested on an active warrant for Theft (F3). Both were transported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail.

The case will be forwarded to the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office for review, and further charges are expected.

Sheriff Smith thanks the Athens County Task Force; Athens City Police Chief Nick Magruder and APD detectives and officers; Prosecuting Attorney Keller J. Blackburn and investigators with the Athens County Prosecutor’s Office; and ACSO deputies for their work on this case.

09/18/2026

Thursday, September 17th, 2026 Media Release

Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to the following calls for service on Thursday, September 17th, 2026.

Deputies assisted AEP with a standby while they disconnected a meter on Campbell Road in Athens.

Deputies responded to Swart Road, Albany, Ohio in reference to an active fight. Upon arrival parties had separated and upon speaking with involved parties it was determined the altercation was over the placement of where company keys should be placed, and neither party requested to pursue charges.

Deputies were dispatched to Main Street, Millfield on an activated residential alarm. Upon arriving on scene, deputies found the residence secure and there were no signs of entry or attempted entry.

Deputies responded to Elm Rock Road in Nelsonville in reference to an abandoned vehicle parked along the roadway. Upon arrival, deputies located the vehicle and determined that it did not obstruct the roadway. Deputies attempted to make contact with the registered owner of the vehicle but was unsuccessful.

Deputies spoke to a male over the phone in regard to a plant being stolen from his back yard. The male requested to have the incident documented.

Deputies were dispatched to North Plains Road in The Plains for an abandoned vehicle on private property. The vehicle was tagged if not removed within 4 hours it could be towed at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Deputies assisted a motorist after they accidentally locked their keys in the car. Deputies were able to assist by successfully unlocking the car.

Deputies responded to Pleasant Hill Road in Athens for a suspicious person. Deputies patrolled the area with negative contact.

09/17/2026

Wednesday, September 16th, 2026 Media Release

Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to the following calls for service on Wednesday, September 16th, 2026.

Deputies were dispatched to Vore Ridge on an animal complaint. Deputies arrived on scene and a report was completed.

Deputies responded to Thompson Ridge Road in reference to a pig roaming on the caller's property. Deputies responded and made contact with the owner of the pig. The owner advised she would retrieve the pig and keep it on her property. Deputies also warned the owner she could be charged for animals at large if the pig continues to get out.

Deputies responded to Bean Road in The Plains reference to a male yelling and being disorderly insider the caller’s residence. Deputies determined nothing criminal had taken place and advised both involved parties to remain separated.

Deputies were dispatched to Bean Road, The Plains on a complaint of criminal damaging. A report was completed and deputies returned to patrol.

Deputies responded to a business in The Plains reference to a suspicious vehicle in there parking lot with a male driver that appeared to be nodding out. Deputies patrolled the area, but the vehicle had left prior to deputies’ arrival.

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit conducted a traffic stop in The Plains, Ohio and upon making contact with driver and passenger, and observing criminal indicators and behavior indicators as well led deputies to believe criminal activity was taking place. K-9 Cody was deployed for a free air sniff in which a positive indication to the odor of narcotics was given. A probable cause search was conducted and suspected narcotics were found linked to the driver and passenger. The driver and passenger were released from the traffic stop and suspected narcotics were sent to BCI Crime Lab for chemical analysis testing.

Deputies responded to The Plains area in reference to an inactive dispute. On scene deputies spoke with all involved parties and took a report. Both parties agreed to separate, and deputies returned back to patrol.

Deputies responded to Perry Ridge Road to a reported assault. On scene deputies spoke with witnesses and obtained written statements. Deputies were unable to locate the suspect and returned back to patrol.

Deputies responded to the Jacksonville area in reference to a dog running loose in the middle of State Route 13. Deputies patrolled the area and were unable to locate any loose dogs in the area.

Deputies responded to Thompson Ridge Road, Athens for a report of possible trespassing. The caller advised the could see flashlights inside a vacant, neighboring residence. Units searched the area, finding nobody present and no sign of entry or damage.

09/16/2026

Monday, September 14th, and Tuesday, September 15th, 2026 Media Release

Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to the following calls for service from Monday, September 14th, and Tuesday, September 15th, 2026.

Monday, September 14th

The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to Brozak Road in Stewart for a report of domestic violence. Units arrived on scene and spoke with the involved parties and determined only a verbal argument had taken place. One of the parties involved met the criteria for mental health evaluation and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

Deputies responded to a job site on State Route 56 regarding a reported theft. Upon arrival, Deputies spoke with an individual who stated that nothing had been stolen from the work trucks. The individual further explained that the person or persons who entered the trucks had vandalized property at the scene. Deputies documented the incident, took photographs of the scene, and completed a report.

Deputies were dispatched to Vore Ridge Road on an animal complaint. Deputies arrived on scene and a report was completed.

Deputies were dispatched to State Route 682 near The Plains for a suspicious person. Deputies patrolled the area and had negative contact with anyone matching the description given.

Deputies were dispatched to Long Run Road in Athens, regarding a report of a burglary that had taken place. Upon arrival, Deputies spoke with one individual who stated they came home and saw another individual on their back porch leaving his property. The back door had been opened but was locked when the individual left for work. A report was taken and Deputies are waiting for video of the incident from the homeowner’s cameras.

Deputies were dispatched to Athens High School regarding a traffic accident. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with a student who reported that another student had sideswiped their vehicle and left the scene. Deputies completed a report and photographed the damage. Attempts to contact the other student were unsuccessful. The incident remains under investigation, and deputies will continue to follow up.

Deputies responded to the Albany area for a well-being check. Contact was made and everything was okay.

Deputies responded to Scatter Ridge Road in Athens for a reported domestic. Deputies spoke with the caller and a report was taken.

Tuesday, September 15th

The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to Beech Road in The Plains for a suspicious person. Units patrolled the area and was unable to locate the male.

Deputies responded to Vore Ridge Road in reference to five goats on the complainant's property. Deputies responded and made contact with the owner of the goats. The goats were retrieved by the owner and was cited for animals at large.

Deputies were dispatched to Cemetery Road, Coolville regarding a verbal dispute involving several individuals. Upon arrival, deputies separated the parties involved and confirmed that everyone was safe and no injuries had occurred. Deputies obtained statements from all involved parties before clearing the scene and returning to patrol.

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit and Athens Police Department to follow up on a warrant tip in reference to a Ray Eblin Jr. staying at the Carpenter Hall in Athens, Ohio. Upon arrival at the apartment complex and while walking down the hall to make contact at the apartment in questions, Eblin was walking down the hall with his bicycle. Eblin was placed under arrest for his active felony warrant. Eblin was transported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail, and no further actions were needed at this time.

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit responded to a call in the Plum Street, Chauncey, Ohio area in reference to a male subject passed out in a vehicle. Upon arrival the caller advised that the vehicle moved and went toward Green Meadows trailer park. The ACSO K9 Unit made contact with the vehicle that was blocking a lane of travel, as well as the driver who was not responsive with the vehicle running and in drive. Deputies were able to make contact with the driver and during the course of the interaction criminal indicators were observed that were consistent with suspected impairment. K-9 Cody was deployed for a free air sniff, and a positive indication was given. A probable cause search yielded more than personal use suspected narcotics. The driver was placed under arrest by the Adult Parole Authority who came to the scene and transported the male to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail for APA Violations. All charges will be pursued through an Athens County Grand Jury pending BCI Crime Lab results.

Deputies responded to State Route 56 in New Marshfield in reference to a someone running over there trash cans along the roadway. A report was taken and an investigation is pending at this time.

The Athens County Sheriff’s Office K9 Unit conducted a traffic stop in the Lee Township, Albany, Ohio area for multiple moving violations and upon making contact with the driver it was found they had a suspended driver’s license. While speaking with driver criminal indicators were observed from the driver and suspected drug paraphernalia inside of the vehicle. K-9 Cody was deployed for a sniff and indicated to the odor of narcotics. A probable cause search was conducted and suspected narcotics and drug paraphernalia related to the suspected narcotics were found. All charges will be pursued through an Athens County Grand Jury.

🐶 K9 Cody will get extra treats and belly scratches upon his next visit to the office for being a good boy!🐶

09/14/2026

Warrants of the Week

Week of 9/14/2026

09/14/2026

Friday, September 11th, through Sunday, September 13th, 2026 Media Release

Deputies from the Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to the following calls for service from Friday, September 11th, through Sunday, September 13th, 2026.

Friday, September 11th

Deputies were dispatched to Millfield regarding a report of a suspicious person. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with an individual who stated that he was traveling by bicycle to his father’s residence. Deputies determined that the individual was safe and that no criminal activity had occurred. Deputies then cleared the scene and returned to patrol.

Deputies were dispatched to Vore Ridge Road regarding an individual who had slid off the roadway and into a ditch. Upon arrival, deputies determined that the individual was not injured and that there was no damage to the vehicle. The individual contacted a towing company, which responded to the scene and pulled the vehicle from the ditch. Deputies remained on scene with the individual until the vehicle was removed from the ditch and safely returned to the roadway.

Deputies patrolled the area of State Route 550 and Alderman Road for a reported reckless driver. Deputies patrolled the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.

Deputies responded to The Newmarshfield area in reference to an animal complaint. Deputies patrolled the area for the canine in question and were unable to locate it.

Deputies responded to High Street in Glouster for a reported assault. Deputies spoke with the parties involved and a report was taken.

Saturday, September 12th

The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to Washington Road in Albany for a report of a burglary alarm. Units checked the building to find everything secure.

Deputies were dispatched to Madison Street in Glouster regarding a suspicious vehicle that had reportedly been parked in a parking lot overnight. Upon arrival, deputies made contact with one individual associated with the vehicle. The individual stated they had not been parked there overnight and were sitting in the parking lot while waiting for a friend. The individual appeared to be in good health and did not display any obvious signs of impairment from drugs or alcohol. Deputies cleared the scene and returned to patrol.

Deputies were dispatched to Amesville regarding a reported theft. Upon arrival, deputies spoke with two individuals who advised that their neighbor had received a package that was intended for and shipped to their address. The individuals advised that they were able to retrieve their property from their neighbor and requested that the incident be documented in case a similar incident occurred in the future. Deputies documented the incident and then returned to patrol.

The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to New Floodwood in Nelsonville for a third-party report of a suicidal male. Units arrived on scene and spoke with the male and determined that the male didn't meet the criteria for a mental health evaluation.

The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to New Floodwood Road in Nelsonville for a domestic dispute over money. Units arrived on scene and spoke with the parties involved. It was determined that a verbal dispute had occurred over ownership of money. Both parties were separated and warned for disorderly conduct.

Deputies assisted with a traffic accident at Euclid Drive and East State Street in the city if Athens. No injuries were reported and deputies returned to patrol.

Deputies responded to the Chauncey area in reference to the caller having the back glass busted out of their car. On scene deputies photographed the damage and took a report.

Deputies were dispatched to Jacobs Ave in Chauncey on reports of a screaming individual. Deputies made contact with the individual to make sure everything was okay. The individual checked fine and was advised not to be yelling and causing panic.

Deputies were dispatched for a wellbeing check on a resident of Washington Road in Albany. Deputies made contact with the individual and found that they were okay.

Deputies responded to Smith Road, Athens for a complaint of a suspicious vehicle in the area. Units later located the vehicle described in The Plains, making contact with the driver, who advised he was delivering food.

Sunday, September 13th

Deputies were dispatched to Johnson Road, The Plains for a 911 hang-up call. Upon arrival, deputies attempted to make contact at the residence but received no response. A neighbor advised deputies that the individual was elderly and that they had a key to the residence. The neighbor also attempted to make contact but was unable to get a response. The individual was eventually located inside the residence and was found to be experiencing pain. The individual requested EMS assistance, and EMS was requested to respond.

Deputies were dispatched to Millfield on a report of several canines loose growling at the caller. Deputies patrolled the area and had no contact with the canines.

Deputies responded to Lexington Avenue in Chauncey regarding a report of threats being made toward an individual. Upon arrival, Deputies learned that the individual accused of making the threats had already left the complainant’s property. Deputies spoke with the complainant, who stated that her ex-husband’s wife had been making threats toward her. The complainant requested that the incident be documented in the event the behavior continued. Deputies took a report from the complainant and then responded to the other individual’s residence to speak with her regarding the allegations. After speaking with the other individual and obtaining her statement, Deputies returned to patrol.

Deputies responded to Mine Road in Carbondale reference to a report of an aggressive dog running loose. Deputies spoke to the caller who advised they were unsure of where the dog was gone prior to deputies’ arrival. Deputies referred the caller to the dog shelter due to it being an allegedly ongoing issue.

Deputies were dispatched to Lexington Avenue, Chauncey on a residential lockout out. Deputies arrived on scene and assisted in the unlock.

The Athens County Sheriff's Office responded to Old US 33 in Athens for a third-party report of suicidal male. Units spoke with the male in question and determined that he didn't meet the criteria for a mental health evaluation at this time.

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