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such as emotional, physical, and sexual violence.

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considered innocent and less proven guilty in a court of law. Thank you so much for listening.

Here we go.

I'll just read this.

In August of 2007,

Sheriff Hudson executed a search warrant at the store.

Hudson seized hundreds of medical assistance supplies,

many of which I moved over and over and over again and dusted.

But he did not find any office records, files, or paperwork.

Bob's desk drawers had been emptied.

Hudson found, but did not seize, about 10 bags of coffee at the store.

That was all he left was coffee beans.

That he asked me to hand out to every

single customer that came in, that he told me he had had in a storage unit for years. And I told

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