so it should not have took that many officers to hold him down like that. >> malcolm elliott was arrested tuesday and charged with hit-and-run and resisting an officer. a spokesperson says the arrest came after elliott was involved in a hit-and-run and briefly avoided officers. in the video you can see someone is struck in the back and cmpd says the suspect was not allowing his arms to be handcuffed. a expert reviewed the video and says the video is unclear but says the technique to strike someone to release their arms is common. >> there is nothing unusual about that particular technique of striking a major muscle group to release an arm. >> elliott's mother cannot say if her son did or did not resist officers. the investigation and what the elliott family would like to see happen h pamela escobar wbtv on your side. >> we have learned there will be no charges in the case of a jogger who claimed that she was chased by a man with a knife. the 20-year-old woman said the man chased her near the campus of winthrop university and police say it's not true. investigators are saying they have det

in the video you can see seven police officers surrounding malcolm elliott trying to arrest him for a hit and run. one officer repeatedly punches elliott with closed fists and they must conduct interviews with the officers that were around and witnesses to see what was going on as the williams -- williams says the body camera footage will be important. >> police officers are trained to defend themselves. if a police officer is getting punched then for them to fight back is okay. if somebody is being restrained and they are restrained, there is no need to come to blows with them. >> channel 9 asked to see the video but it can't be made public yet because it's a part of the investigation. they have not released the name of the officer in the video. in the next 30 minutes, hear what malcolm elliott's family has to say about what they saw in the video and what they will do about it. angela hong, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> new this morning, a south carolina bill could require children to ride in child safety seats and stay in the back seat a lot longer. the statehouse of representative

you can see seven officers surrounding malcolm elliott. they were trying to arrest him for a hit and run crash. we were the only station there as elliott came home from the hospital yesterday. his family has hired a lawyer. his mother does not condone her son's behavior but feels that officers need better training to better handle these kinds of situations. now, we did reach out to city council and cmpd. they declined to comment until an internal investigation is completed. reporting live, angela hong, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> the state is expected to release the latest numbers on mumps cases in our area. there are 14 probable and confirmed cases including three in mecklenburg and two in in iredell. it's a mild virus but hard to can take up to 25 days for symptoms to appear. count on channel 9 to bring you the latest numbers when they are released. >>> the sun just peeked up over the horizon. >> keith monday is in severe weather center 9. will it warm up any time soon? >> no, it won't and the sun won't be with us today. we have a rid

shows one police officer punching him several times, and according to thrice, the suspect was malcolm elliott, and he was wanted for a nearby hit-and-run. elliott fled the scene and resisted handcuffs before the recording. cmpd police are being pushed for an investigation. several city council members are withholding judgment until after the investigation. reporting live, joe bruno, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> breaking news, troopers say a driver hit and killed someone walking along a york county road it happened on u.s. 21 near i-77 last night, and troopers have not released the victim's name or said if the >>> extra counselors will be at west mecklenburg high school as students mourn the death of evan shea. the driver crashed into a tree yesterday morning, and the driver and two other students in the car were hurt. police say the driver was speeding and lost control. they have not filed any charges. >>> today police plan to file more charges against the woman who they say confessed to killing three people at a gas ton county home. >> this morning we are getting a better idea of what poli

malcolm elliott. they were trying to arrest him following a hit and run crash and a foot chase. the strikes were to get elliott to comply. we're told that he did not request or require medical the department is investigating allegations of use of force but they have not said if the officer or any of them involved i have been told that city leaders have been instructed to refrain from commenting on the video while the internal investigation develops. >>> thousands of people have viewed that video on wsoctv's facebook page and wsoctv.com. just look for the top story. >>> a gaston county woman charged with killing her husband could be charged with two more murders. police believe that crystal gambino killed her home, giovanni gambino and two other people. police believe that they met online and were involved in bedroom activities. all three victims were found naked. neighbors say they were shocked by the crime. >> it's devastating to have in the area. >> police say gambino confessed to the murders. she's due back in court again march 21. >>> 40 students on their way to school are o

by a neighbor here, seven cmpd officers and a highway patrol trooper surrounding the suspect, malcolm elliott. you can hear officers tell elliott to put his hands behind his back and one officer >> this video makes me very upset. the officers are repeatedly hitting this man. >> reporter: officers say that elliott hit another vehicle and kept going. a highway patrol trooper went after him and cmpd officers responded and found the blue mazda 3 he was driving at this apartment complex. >> and started running this way, and then to the other exit. >> reporter: officers say that he resisted when they tried to put him in handcuffs, and now, internal affairs is investigating whecter -- whether they used excessive force. elliott had a small scar on his arm but did not require medical attention nor did he request any. >> tina, do we know anything about the officers? >> reporter: so far, c mpd has

malcolm glen elliott was resisting arrest. pamela escobar has new information. you are getting more perspective on the video? tell us what it is. >> yes, we are. officers do not want their names to be used but one said from reviewing the footage the officer in the video is using controlled strikes so the suspect will release his hands under his body. >> cmpd says malcolm glen elliott is resisting officers as they tried to arrest him after a hit-and-run. the department's internal affairs department is reviewing the video and investigating a spokesperson says elliott was moving his arms around and not allowing officers to put handcuffs on him. and that is when elliott is hit in the back. the witness who shot this video did not want to go on camera. but she says the man was listening to officer's commands and does not understand why he is being punched. elliott is in jail and facing several charges including resisting a public officer and hit-and-run. now you have to remember the video that we're seeing has been taken from above. so we do not know what is officers.

you can see the cmpd officers and a highway trooper surrounding the suspect, malcolm elliott. you can hear an officer hands behind his back and one officer appears to strike him again and again. >> you got seven cops and one person. is that hard to take down one person? they are repeatedly hitting this kid. >> reporter: officers say this started when elliott hit another vehicle and kept driving. they say someone flagged down a highway patrol trooper to help. eventually cmpd officers responded to help locate the blue mazda 3 that they say elliott was driving and he ran. >> they all started going that way to the left and the other exit. and it was like need out ground. need you on the ground. >> reporter: officers say elliott resisted when they tried to put him in handcuffs, and internal affairs is excessive force. and so far, police have not given us the names of the officers seen in the video or we just into the suspect's past. it appears that el the i don't was in trouble before with convictions for drug-related offenses and robberies dating back to 2006. live tonight at cmpd

we were given of an arrest yesterday police say involving an intoxicated hit and run suspect, malcolm elliott, they had to chase and punched while he ised on ground. >> i think that that was the intent for the body worn cameras, which is to kind of stop, you know, stop behind the transparency for the public. >> reporter: representative rodney moore said he may draft ledge sleagz for more transparency but more concerning is the video. >> he was clearly under control and this officer looks like he lost his cool. >> reporter: they are investigating whether the officer used excessive force and until then, they are staying tight lipped until cmpd conducts the investigation. the talking points include that cmpd has demonstrated commitment to holding officers accountable. views on this vary in the court and in public opinion. >> should comply with the rules. today, societies we don't have to. >> just because you get a badge and a gun don't mean you can go

. >> channel 9 was there when the suspect malcolm elliott arrived home. he wouldn't talk to us but the father told us that the family hired an attorney. his mother said she was outrageed by what the officer did and she wants to see a could you please -- copy of the body camera. >> the police officers apprehended my son, but my son is very tall but thin. >> a law firm has confirmed that they were retained to look comment. you can hear what a police expert has to say about that video on our home page. >>> we're following breaking news out of charlotte's south end neighborhood. shots were fired at a burger king on south boulevard at gray stone road. the crime scene has shown up to a burger king. we have brought you pictures from chopper 9 for the past hour. officers have two people in custody. no one was hit. we have asked what led up to the shooting. >>> all new at 6:00, prosecutors share insight into what they think may have led to the deadly officer-involved shooting at the north lake mall on christmas eve. the gun may have been to avenge the shooting tha

. >> in the video you can see seven officers holding down a hit and run suspect, malcolm elliott. one officer punches him several times. we brought your questions to attorney scott who represents officers. he will explain what happens next in the case. investigators will look at the nature of the crime and threat to the officer and public. he also gave inside into what the officer may have been doing that could justify his action. >> if you are going to be attacked or killed, it's going toby the person's hands whether it's through the use of gun, a knife or some other weapon. but get hands secured. >> he says that the suspect had his hands underneath him. the use of force could have been lawful because officers are strictly trained to get a hold of a suspect's hands. in this specific case, police involved in a hit and run and tried to resist arrest when they caught up to him. these detailed use of force guidelines detail what action an officer can take based on a suspect's level of resistance. one guideline called hard empty hand control, an officer's right to punch a suspect if t

the suspect on the ground is 25-year-old malcolm elliott, ii pamela escobar is live at police headquarters. pamela, is the person who shot the video speaking about this? and what about the police department? >> well, maureen, the witness asked us specifically not to use her name. cmpd says internal affairs is investigating allegations of arrest they made this morning in charlotte. the video of the arrest in question shows several officers surrounding a man on the ground and one officer punching him in the back. the person claims the person did not resist officers. she does not understand why officers would punch a man on the ground if he was not fighting back. wbtv reached out to cmpd. a spokesperson says elliott was involved in a hit-and-run when the officers found him they had to chase him briefly. resisted. officers say elliott pulled his arms away when they tried to put handcuffs on him that is when an officer strikes him in the back. wbtv went to the apartments off of independence boulevard and saw one police officer still on scene a couple hours later. elliott is facing charges inclu

the suspect on the ground in the video 26-year-old malcolm elliott charged with hit-and-run and resisting an officer. kerr putney spoke out for the first time and sharon smith talked to the chief today and is live with more. tell us more what the chief had to say? >> paul, a lot of people in the city have seen that video so the chief is trying to respond to the concerns. he told us there is no evidence of any criminal wrongdoing from his officers but there is still a cmpd internal investigation about policy to finish. the chief took questions before and after a demonstration over at the training academy about use of force. he wants people to see the resistance his officers encounter and how they try to overcome it. the chief talked about community trust and internal trust at cmpd. how race factors in. especially like in this case, officers and a black suspect and said that use of force is a situation that no one wants. >> what i can tell you is this... right out of the gate, no use of force looks good. there is no way we can use force against a citizen or a community member and have it pl

. >> police say in this case, 26-year-old malcolm elliott resisted arrest after fleeing from a hit-and-run. one officer among the group is seen striking him several times, police say it's part of the use for punches to get someone into compliance when other options fail. >> when you talk about the history of policing all of those things matter. >> a group of white officers and a black suspect. kerr putney says he sees beyond race here that several other angles revealed by the officers' body-cameras support his conclusion. >> it gives us comfort we know it's not criminal and look for policy violations. >> he says when he saw that video he knew he would lose sleep over it but with the body-camera video he says none of us in the public will ever see it. without any criminal wrongdoing he says that is a personnel matter and he cannot release it. live in charlotte, sharon smith wbtv on your side. >> chief kerr putney says he will reveal more about the investigation if any disciplinary action is taken. >> turning now to campaign 2016 and the presidential race. republican senator ted cruz is spea

he says he watched video from body cameras during malcolm elliott's arrest and decided not to charge the officers he says the officer was using the technique they train for to handcuff someone not cooperating. he says wants to build trust in the community, but also needs to trust his officers in cases like this. >> in the end of the day, when there's a criminal suspect who flees, the cops have to get him. i have to support them in doing that. >> he says he won't release the body cam video because it's part of an internal investigation. >>> and a man accused of killing two people outside of a hickory mcdonald's was indicted. he's charged with murdering two men last week. he used to be in a relationship with leo. >>> next week, opponents of the i-77 toll lanes will have a chance to share concerns. state transportation leaders gave city and town leaders until monday to point out parts of the contract they want to have examined. construction is already under way for the 26-mile toll lane >>> and a meeting with texas d.o.t. officials. they were questioned about a central toll road that we

video officer punching a suspect in the nine second video, you can see seven officers surrounding malcolm elliott. and one of them punching him several times. police say elliott was involved in a hit and run. and that he tried to resist arrest when they caught up to him. the incident remains under investigation. but justice for charlotte claims cmpd has a history of using excessive force. >> we're coming together as a community to say we're not going to stand for the police brutality that we saw on monday. >> we reached out to cmpd regarding the rally. they told us they are aware of the demonstrations saying they will work to facilitate the rights of individuals to assemble and demonstrate lawfully. i'll be here with residents as they rally and we'll bring you more on the message they hope to send to cmpd and the public on eyewitness news at 10:00 and 11:00. elsa gillis channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> right now we're following breaking news out of west arrived over the 3,000 block of wilkinson boulevard. there's a heavy police presence out there. officers saying they were called to this area to se

investigators say that malcolm elliott was driving near independence boulevard tuesday when he hit another car and then kept ongoing. police followed him and then sardis place apartments. a neighbor recorded seven officers surrounding elliott and then one of them hitting him several times. internal affairs is investigating to determine if that officer used excessive force. >>> new information just released minutes ago, an autopsy shows a man who was shot and killed by raleigh police was not shot in the back. it shows akil was shot four times in the chest, both arms, and shoulder. witnesses say senior officer dc twitty shot him as he was running away. in the mean time, he told his attorney he fired in self defense. this case has led to protests there in raleigh. >>> stocks rallied late today marking the third day of gains on wall street. the dow was up 45 points. the nasdaq up 4 on the day. a local economist says we don't have to worry about our country going back to another recession. despite recent reports the economy is doing fine. employment and also wage growth which he says is signifi

malcolm elliott resisted when they try to put him in handcuffs. police say the car was stolen and internal affairs is investigating over whether excess force was used. barbara: officer shows officers moments after they tackled a hit and run suspect who is trying to get away. the fbi has arrested a man due to the gold bar theft. the 46-year-old was taken into custody today at his home. details about the charges and his role in the robbery are going to be released later. the truck had 275 pounds of gold bars worth nearly $5 million was intercepted in march 2015 by three armed thieves. the men bound the arms of the driver and fled with the goald. john: turning to vote 2000 16, the super tuesday results are in. democrat till or clinton and republican donald trump winning big across the map. they are one step closer to the party nomination. here is stephanie ramos with all >> super tuesday is over. >> thank you all so much. >> the winner took all. with these results, the november election will likely be a mashup of hillary clinton and donald trump. it

this is malcolm elliott, the suspect, after a hit-and-run. seven officers are surrounding him and one officer is seen punching him several times. police say he resisted arrest. >>> the family of a raleigh man shot and killed by police will hire a pathologist to examine his body. he was shot and killed monday and according to to police report, the suspect struggled with the officer before he was shot. >> whether he was shot from the back or he was shot from the front, the report doesn't specify. to deal with that issue. >> the investigation continues and the officer is on leave pending the results of that investigation. >>> more police departments are adding body cameras to their uniforms but some are using them before states pass laws instructing them how to use them. that could present challenges if the public wants access to the video. >> transparency is really important when you consider the relationship law enforcement have with many communities, particularly high crime communities. >> in north carolina several body camera bills are in th

malcolm elliott was resisting. police said the car was stolen. anna: more students are reporting symptoms similar to those that sickened students last week. the school sent an e-mail to students saying more students are reporting to the health center with diarrhea, vomiting. they took steps to clean bathrooms and other campus buildings. they are waiting for test results to determine what caused the illness. joel: a man is accused of putting up a hidden camera in his bathroom and recording family members getting in and out of the shower. both victims were members of his family. he was trying to target one female relative public access of criminal records at court houses across the state is now easier. a modern ice -- modernized system is now set up. public access terminals are in the office of the court says the new system is more intuitive and user-friendly. they can perform quick checks and access information on court cases. users can e-mail but they find for free. we really mean it. we want you on our team. if you see news breaks and is a pictu

can see seven cmpd officers and a highway patrol trooper surrounding the hit-and-run suspect malcolm elliott. you can see one officer hit the suspect several times. elliott was involved in a hit- and-run on village lake drive, and cmpd was assisting highway patrol in the chase, and officers found the suspect's blue mazda and elliott ran and resisted when they tried to put him in handcuffs. despite the resistance, community advocates say it concerns them. >> why it escalated to the use of force, punching a person seven, eight, nine times, why that was needed. >> reporter: and we reached out to several city council members wait until after the investigation to comment. reporting live at cmpd headquarters, joe bruno. >> joe, thank you. >>> you can count on channel 9 to follow the story throughout the day, bringing you developments as soon as we learn them on air and online on wsoctv.com. >>> students are mourning the death of a 15-year-old classmate killed in a crash. evan shea was in the backseat of this car here when the driver ran off the road here at windy drove and hit a tree yesterday mor

you can see the seven officers surrounding malcolm elliott. officers say elliott resisted when they tried to put him in handcuffs. you can see one officer strike some at the apartment complex are outraged. >> the video makes me very upset because it's the officer repeatedly hitting this man. >> reporter: police say elliott had a small scar on his arm. they say he didn't request or require medical treatment. at this point, the police department hasn't released any of the officers names. russ, stephan, back to you. >>> the state attorney general is weighing in on the nondiscrimination ordinance. >> it makes sure that transgender people can use the bathroom of their gender identity. the governor called for state lawmakers to overturn the ordinance. we tracked down cooper who questioned the governor's priorities. >> this is the issue that the governor wants to talk about and bring before the general assembly. i don't think so. i think we need to be working on priorities that help north carolina families. manager responded by saying "in supporting

a group of white officer surrounding that we now know is an african-american suspect malcolm glenn elliott the this less than a year after protesters flooded the streets of charlotte following a mistrial of former cmpd officer randall kerik to gun down an unarmed african-american man. the cheapo police says he knew this video would not sit well with the public. >> there is no way we can use force against the citizens. so the department invited us to his police academy for a lesson and in the video a demonstrator license down hands crossed resisting arrest. i volunteered to try and break her arms free to handcuff her and i failed. please say many times they do too. they will usually resort to pressure point maneuvers but when that doesn't work again this video they are taught to strike their hands. police say the suspect lying face down on the ads to the scary situation. what's going on around the waist area. >> classic many were upset with this use of force. >> a lot of things down from bruce petallides and african-americans being killed by police over the country. >> when certain segments

. >> we reached out to the suspect, malcolm elliott and his family, but didn't hear back. joe bruno, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> a mother is behind bars accused of playing a role in her 5-year-old daughter's murder. the girl died in 2014. police say her skull was crushed. the boyfriend at the time was charged with homicide by child abuse and is out of jail awaiting charges. now the girl's mother is charged with aiding and abetting a homicide by child abuse. deputies have not said what new evidence led to the charges. is appealing to the state supreme court after a ruling in a deadly street racing crash in mecklenburg county. it all started in 2009. the 2 were street racing on york road when they hit and killed driver cynthia fir. last month, the court of appeals awarth the victim's family $3 million. the court says d.o.t. should have predicted dangerous conditions on that road and installed a traffic light there. fir, her 2-year-old daughter and a passenger in the car, 13- year-old hunter holt, were killed in the crash. both atkinson and standstill pleaded guilty and se

neighbor captured this the 7-second clip shows the officers and a trooper holding down a suspect, malcolm glenn elliott. some leaders say it shows officers using excessive force. >> there's seven cop there is, one person, and is it that hard and difficult to take down one person? they are repeatedly hitting this kid. cmpd said they are investigating if they used excessive force. >>> a gaston county woman who is accused of killing her husband confessed to killing two others found dead in her home. police charged crystal gambino husband giovanni and she's accused of killing geoffry gilliland and stephanie sanchez. one client of giovanni cannot believe what happened. >> i don't know what he did in his private time. i don't know what he was doing on the evening of his death, but he's my friend. >> police are sorting out the relationships with everyone involved here, but the gambinos have had a history of domestic abuse. >>> while you were sleeping, the results from all 12 states came in on the democratic side, hillary clinton declare victory in 7 states and received 544 delegates and bernie sanders won 4 s

he has been identified as malcolm glen elliott the second and the officer applying force to the suspect and the suspect has been charged with hit-and-run, resisting arrest and driving while his license was revoked and the cmpd are investigating this use of force. more on this story with pamela escobar tonight at 5:00. >> alex giles live in the newsroom. we'll stay on top it of. thank you. >> breaking news, we've learned three passengers in a deadly crash in west charlotte were all west mecklenburg high school students. one of the passengers killed and the driver and two passengers injured it happened at 9:15 this morning on windy grove road. >> a developing story, a woman was chased by a man with a knife while jogging near a local police released footage of the man they are looking for in this case. wbtv's michael clark is following this story he is going to have those images coming up in a short time. again, there is new images released in this case. this happened near winthrop university in rock hill. and michael clark has been following the story. here is the image we want to show yo

reporter: in case you are wonder malcolm glen elliott ii, charged with run hit-and-run, resisting arrest. and a suss betweened -- suspended license. >> thank you, david. bill: if you would like to buy a handgun right here in mecklenburg county it could take some time, there is a delay in the permit process. a local sheriff and gunshot ownerring trying to make changes, ran en robin kennedy is joining us live with more. >> the sheriff defense tells me pistol purchase permits went up december of last year, the demand does not show signs of stopping. some may be leaving empty handed. there were 8 of these saves full of about 500 handguns reserves for people to buy, the store can't yet sell them the guns due to a major backlog in mec length luol len berg count -- mecklenburg county with the permits. sheriff office said it has been flooded with applications. they only have 14 days to let someone know if they are approved for a purchase permit, they can't meet that deadline information comes from the clerk's office. >> we're unable to do that now until we have all of the information back, i 78

: this is suspect who was changed with the hit-and-run, was arrested in video, 26-year-old malcolm glen elliott ii, police will not release the body camera footage, it is policy only to release if charges come up again a officer. >> tonight 10 clack 10:00, our own david, actually spent the training class with the cmpd officers we'll show you what of the training, more specifically how it worked out for him. >> this just in, a caldwell county man has been indicted for murder of two mcdonald's employees, he shot and killed the two in hickory last week, he was indicted on two counts of murder, discharging a firearm who an occupied vehicle, and possession of a stolen vehicle, last week hickory police say he shot and killed at mcdonald's in hickory, and then shot into watt's truck, who later passed away in a hospital. they were both employees of mcdonald's. all of the mechanics in the area are -- mc donald's in the area are hosting a fundraiser to help raise money efficient for their family. bill: if you had a chance to step outside today, am upset we're locked in the building today, a great time to

a group of white officer surrounding that we now know is an african-american suspect malcolm glenn elliott the second. this less than a year after protesters flooded the streets of charlotte following a mistrial of former cmpd officer randall kerik to gun down an unarmed african-american man. the cheapo police says he knew this video would not sit well with the public. >> there is no way we can use force against the citizens. so the department invited us to his police academy for a lesson and in the video a demonstrator license down hands crossed resisting arrest. i volunteered to try and break her arms free to handcuff her and i failed. please say many times they do too. pressure point maneuvers but when that doesn't work again this video they are taught to strike their hands. police say the suspect lying face down on the ads to the scary situation. >> around the corner i'll know what's going on around the waist area. >> classic many were upset with this use of force. >> a lot of things down from bruce petallides and african-americans being killed by police over the country. >> when certa

. >> reporter: cmpd tells us the suspect malcolm glen elliott ii was involved in a hit-and-run. they tracked elliott to apartment where police say he ran from them. investigators were trying to handcuff elliott but he was resisting and pulling his arms away. police tell us an officer struck elliott in his back to get him to comply with how it's handled is watched around the country. he says race will play a factor in the judgment of the officer's actions. >> might not play a full-fledged role with respect to the way he is judged by a court of law or administratively, but the heed to that. >> reporter: i spoke with today. she says her son's back was sore, he went to the hospital to be checked out. when she saw the video, she was shocked and the fact so many officers were surrounding her son she says was, quote, unnecessary. live at cmpd headquarters, robin kanady, fox 46 wjzy. bill: thank you, we want to point out we asked the elliott family for an interview but referred us to their attorney who never responded to the phone call. kayla: cmpd tells fox 46 in the 3000 block of sout

the hit-and-run suspect malcolm glen elliott ii ran from them and resisting arrest when they were trying handcuff him. elliott's mom was shocked when she saw the video and says the fact that so many officers were there surrounding her son was, quote, unnecessary. >>> chemicals in little sugar creek. officials are warning of contamination found in the water between east 36th and parkwood avenue and in the water near east 27th and north davidson streets. elevated levels of cancer-causing chemicals in the water at those location. health officials are advising people not to drink, fish or bathe in little sugar creek. some of the new attrac (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... . bill: welcome back, the u.s. whitewater center is undergoing major expansion. crews are working on 100-foot ziplining tower as well as a launch sight for more kayaks and trails for hiking and bike. they are most excited for the deep water solo climbing facility. >> it

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