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2023-11-16 13:47:47

No one in the neighborhood thought that one day the store would go bankrupt. And that the woodwork and furniture that give it its charm might be threatened. So much so that no request for classification of the interior of this store on Chaussée de Waterloo, in Ixelles, has been made. “Therefore, as long as the owner does not touch the structure of the building and does not modify the facade”, specifies town planning alderman Yves Rouyet (Ecolo), “he can do whatever he wants within his property.”

We meet the alderman on site. He was alerted by local residents, including the president of the neighborhood committee “Un ilôt, un district”, Claude Pirotte. Yves Rouyet also dispatched the director of the town planning department to the site. And the news is good! “The idea is to restore and preserve the interior furniture, which they are aware has a certain value,” reassures the town planning alderman. “And so much the better!”

Relief also for the neighborhood committee and Claude Pirotte: “This is information that I just learned. I am very happy regarding it. I will share it with the whole committee and if it can be restored to its current state, that would be wonderful.”

So check it out. Sometimes, in Brussels, there are heritage stories that end well.

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2023-11-17 00:00:44

Injuries are an unfortunate reality of NFL life, but everyone who follows the league — fantasy football players, sports bettors, and fans of teams — wants the latest health information. In that vein, we’re tracking every NFL injury ahead of Week 11.

Let’s review the injury report for every game on the NFL’s Week 11 schedule. Remember, you can always stay updated on the latest injury buzz around the league with PFN’s NFL and Fantasy News Tracker.

NFL Week 11 Injury Tracker

Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens (TNF)

Bengals: WR Tee Higgins, OUT (hamstring); WR Andre Iosivas, OUT (knee); WR Charlie Jones, QUESTIONABLE (thumb); EDGE Sam Hubbard, OUT (ankle)
Ravens: WR Devin Duvernay, QUESTIONABLE (hamstring); OT Ronnie Stanley, OUT (knee); G John Simpson, QUESTIONABLE (illness/shoulder); EDGE Kyle Van Noy, QUESTIONABLE (groin); LB Trenton Simpson, OUT (concussion); CB Marlon Humphrey, DOUBTFUL (calf); S Daryl Worley, QUESTIONABLE (hamstring)

Bengals: Cincinnati will be without its second-best receiver and second-best edge rusher for the second straight game. With Iosivas sidelined, Trenton Irwin should see a full complement of snaps alongside Ja’Marr Chase following catching a touchdown in Week 10.

Hubbard is out once more, too, so Cam Sample, first-round rookie Myles Murphy, and Joseph Ossai will need to take snaps at the defensive end. Fellow pass rusher Trey Hendrickson (knee) didn’t practice Monday but was limited the rest of the week and doesn’t have an injury designation for Thursday night.

Ravens: Stanley and Simpson (who might be able to play) would represent significant losses on the left side of Baltimore’s offensive line, but the Ravens have the depth to withstand their absences. Patrick Mekari will fill in at left tackle, while Ben Cleveland will likely play left guard if Simpson can’t suit up.

On defense, Rock Ya-Sin replaced Humphrey when the latter went down on Sunday and will start at CB if Humphrey can’t play.

Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns

Steelers: TE Pat Freiermuth (hamstring); DT Connor Heyward (groin); DT Montravius Adams (ankle); S Minkah Fitzpatrick (hamstring); S Keanu Neal (rib)
Browns: WR David Bell (knee); WR Marquise Goodwin (concussion); T Dawand Jones (knee); EDGE Ogbo Okoronkwo (groin); EDGE Alex Wright (knee); LB Matthew Adams (personal)S Grant Delpit (shoulder); S Juan Thornhill (calf)

Steelers: Pittsburgh designated Freiermiuth to return from injured reserve (IR) on Wednesday morning, opening a three-week window during which the Steelers can activate him. Freiermuth initially went down in Week 5, then aggravated his hamstring injury leading up to Week 7. He fully practiced on Thursday following a limited Wednesday session.

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Fitzpatrick has already missed two games and began this week with missed practices. Adams and Neal also failed to participate on Thursday.

Browns: Cleveland made the biggest injury news of the week on Tuesday morning when they placed Deshaun Watson on IR following season-ending shoulder surgery. Fifth-round rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson will make his second start of the season on Sunday, playing ahead of veteran P.J. Walker.

On defense, Thornhill hasn’t practiced this week, which might lead to more time for fellow safety Rodney McLeod in Week 10. Delpit was limited on Thursday following missing Wednesday’s practice.

Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions

Bears: RB D’Onta Foreman (ankle); LB Tremaine Edmunds (knee); LB Noah Sewell (knee);
Lions: G Jonah Jackson (wrist/ankle); DT Isaiah Buggs (illness)

Bears: Justin Fields is still listed on Chicago’s injury report as he works his back from a dislocated right thumb, but he’s fully practicing this week. He was close to playing in Week 10 and is expected to be ready for Week 11.

RB Khalil Herbert is also fully practicing following a limited Wednesday session. The Bears will likely activate him from IR before their matchup once morest the Lions. Foreman has been limited this week but doesn’t seem to be in danger of sitting out Sunday’s game.

Lions: Jackson and Buggs were the only Lions who failed to practice today. Jackson missed Weeks 6 through 8 with an ankle injury and is now dealing with ankle and wrist issues.

Los Angeles Chargers at Green Bay Packers

Chargers: WR Keenan Allen (shoulder); TE Gerald Everett (back); TE Donald Parham (hip); DT Sebastian Joseph-Day (knee); S JT Woods (illness)
Packers: RB Aaron Jones (hamstring); WR Christian Watson (shoulder); G Elgton Jenkins (knee); DT Kenny Clark (shoulder); LB Quay Walker (groin); CB Jaire Alexander (shoulder); S Rudy Ford (biceps)

Chargers: While Allen didn’t practice on Wednesday, head coach Brandon Staley said he’s “hopeful” the veteran WR will suit up once morest the Packers. Allen returned to the practice field on Thursday, but his Friday status might be telling. If he does sit out, Quentin Johnston and Jalen Guyton would be in for a lot of work.

Meanwhile, Everett hasn’t practiced, while fellow TE Parham was absent on Wednesday and limited on Thursday. Los Angeles has two other tight ends — Stone Smartt and Nick Vannett — on its roster.

Packers: Jones has been limited this week, but Green Bay is just managing the veteran RB’s reps. Watson’s shoulder injury is more concerning because it’s new. He was limited on Wednesday and Thursday.

On defense, Walker and Ford are the only Packers not practicing. Alexander, who missed Week 10, was upgraded from DNP to limited on Thursday.

Las Vegas Raiders at Miami Dolphins

Raiders: OT Kolton Miller (shoulder); G Dylan Parham (calf); G Greg Van Roten (biceps/quad/triceps); EDGE Maxx Crosby (knee); CB Marcus Peters (knee); CB Amik Robertson (concussion); S Roderic Teamer (hamstring)
Dolphins: RB Raheem Mostert (ankle/knee); RB De’Von Achane (knee); FB Alec Ingold (foot); WR Chase Claypool (knee); WR Braxton Berrios (hamstring); TE Durham Smythe (ankle); OT Terron Armstead (knee); G Rob Hunt (hamstring); OL Rob Jones (knee)

Raiders: Offensive line issues continue to be an issue for Las Vegas. Miller sat out last week’s game and didn’t practice today, while Parham also didn’t suit up Wednesday. Both players joined Van Roten as limited Thursday participants.

Dolphins: Miami designated Achane to return from IR this week, and the rookie phenom is fully expected to play on Sunday. He’ll likely split carries with Mostert, who was limited on Wednesday but will play in Week 11.

Claypool is the bigger name, but Berrios plays the bigger role — especially as a returner for the Dolphins. Berrios managed a limited Thursday practice, but Claypool has been absent for back-to-back days.

Armstead was limited today, but neither Hunt nor Jones practiced. Liam Eichenberg and Lester Cotton will start at guard if Hunt and Jones sit out.

New York Giants at Washington Commanders

Giants: RB Saquon Barkley (ankle); WR Jalin Hyatt (concussion); WR Wan’Dale Robinson (knee); OT Evan Neal (ankle); OT Andrew Thomas (knee); EDGE Kayvon Thibodeaux (concussion); EDGE Azeez Ojulari (ankle); LB Bobby Okereke (hip); CB Adoree’ Jackson (concussion); CB Deonte Banks (ankle)
Commanders: RB Antonio Gibson (toe); FB Alex Armah (hamstring); WR Curtis Samuel (toe); EDGE James Smith-Williams (hamstring)

Giants: Meanwhile, Barkley is back on New York’s injury report following not being listed last week. Barkley, who suffered a high ankle sprain earlier this year, is now dealing with another ankle issue. He was limited on Wednesday and Thursday, a good sign for his Sunday availability.

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Neal and Jackson, who missed the Giants’ 10 loss, are the only injured New York players who’ve failed to practice thus far this week.

Commanders: Gibson popped up on Washington’s injury report for the first time this season on Wednesday and hasn’t practiced yet this week. If Gibson misses Week 10, rookie RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. will likely handle passing-down work behind Brian Robinson.

Samuel, who was questionable last week but ultimately played, has been limited all week. When Samuel sat out of Week 9 (with the same toe injury), Jamison Crowder played 47% of the Commanders’ offensive snaps and received six targets, while Dyami Brown also saw increased usage.

Dallas Cowboys at Carolina Panthers

Cowboys: No injuries of note
Panthers: WR Laviska Shenault (ankle); TE Hayden Hurst (concussion); TE Stephen Sullivan (shoulder); TE Ian Thomas (calf); G Austin Corbert (calf); EDGE Marquis Haynes (back); DT DeShawn Williams (personal); CB C.J. Henderson (concussion); CB Jaycee Horn (hamstring); S Xavier Woods (thigh)

Cowboys: Every player — even those with nagging injuries — fully practiced for Dallas on Thursday except left tackle Tyron Smith, who was given a rest day.

Panthers: Carolina has a lengthy injury report to begin the week, but there’s good news to be found here.

Three Panthers who missed Week 10 — Shenault, WR DJ Chark Jr., and EDGE Brian Burns — have managed at least limited practices this week, suggesting they’re trending toward playing in Week 11.

Still, Hurst hasn’t practiced this week, while Henderson was downgraded from limited to DNP on Thursday. That’s two potential starters that Carolina might be missing on Sunday.

Tennessee Titans at Jacksonville Jaguars

Titans: WR Treylon Burks (concussion); OT Andre Dillard (concussion); G Daniel Brunskill (ankle); LB Luke Gifford (shin); CB Sean Murhpy-Bunting (thumb); CB Anthony Kendall (hamstring)
Jaguars: WR Zay Jones (knee); WR Jamal Agnew (shoulder/ribs); WR Parker Washington (knee); OT Anton Harrison (back); DT Roy Robertson-Harris (ankle); CB Tyson Campbell (hamstring)

Titans: Burks briefly lost consciousness and had to be carted off the field following suffering a concussion in Week 10. He missed Sunday’s game, and head coach Mike Vrabel said Burks isn’t trending toward returning this week.

Dillard seems unlikely to clear the NFL’s concussion protocol this week; if he can’t play, Dillon Radunz will play left tackle. Brunskill was limited on Thursday following sitting out last week’s game.

Jaguars: Jones has missed six of Jacksonville’s nine games with an ongoing knee injury. He was also arrested for misdemeanor domestic battery last week. It’s unclear if Jones’ legal situation will affect his status for Week 11.

Campbell missed two games with a hamstring issue, then aggravated that injury in the Jaguars’ loss on Sunday. Jacksonville’s top cornerback, Campbell hasn’t practiced this week.

Arizona Cardinals at Houston Texans

Cardinals: RB Emari Demercado (toe); WR Zach Pascal (hamstring); OT D.J. Humphries (ankle); OL Trystan Colon (calf); EDGE Jesse Luketa (ankle); DT Kevin Strong (knee); DT Jonathan Ledbetter (shoulder); LB Ezekiel Turner (hamstring); S Joey Blount (knee)
Texans: RB Dameon Pierce (ankle); WR Nico Collins (calf); WR Noah Brown (knee); TE Brevin Jordan (foot); OT George Fant (hip); LB Jake Hansen (hamstring/hand); LB Henry To’oTo’o (concussion); S Jimmie Ward (hamstring); S Grayland Arnold (calf)

Cardinals: Demercado missed Arizona’s past two games but was back for a limited practice today. While the undrafted rookie started and handled 21 touches in Week 8, he’s now behind James Conner, who returned from IR in Week 10 — and potentially Michael Carter, whom the Cardinals claimed off waivers this week.

Texans: Pierce has been sidelined for two games and still hasn’t practiced this week. Devin Singletary took 30 carries for 150 yards and a TD once morest the Bengals on Sunday.

Brown has also missed practice this week following posting 13 receptions for 325 yards and a score over the past two weeks. Collins has been limited this week, while fellow WR Robert Woods was upgraded to a full practice on Thursday.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at San Francisco 49ers

Buccaneers: OT Luke Goedeke (foot); LB Devin White (foot); S Ryan Neal (thumb)
49ers: OT Colton McKivitz (ankle/knee); G Aaron Banks (toe); G Nick Zakelj (biceps); LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles (ankle)

Buccaneers: WR Mike Evans (quadriceps) was limited on Wednesday but returned for a full practice session on Thursday. He’s good to go for Week 11.

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Meanwhile, Goedeke, White, and Neal — three starters — did not practice on Wednesday. While Goedeke and White were limited on Thursday, Neal sat out once more, suggesting he won’t be able to play on Sunday.

49ers: Left tackle Trent Williams received a rest day on Wednesday, but McKivitz was limited, while Banks mightn’t practice following sitting out Week 10. Jon Feliciano played left guard in place of Banks on Sunday.

New York Jets at Buffalo Bills

Jets: WR Garrett Wilson (elbow); OT Mekhi Becton (knee); OT Billy Turner (finger); EDGE Will McDonald IV (ankle); LB Sam Eguavoen (hip); LB Chazz Surratt (ankle)
Bills: WR Trent Sherfield (ankle); DT Jordan Phillips (knee); LB Dorian Williams (knee); CB Christian Benford (hamstring); S Micah Hyde (neck/stinger); DB Cam Lewis (shoulder)

Jets: Wilson picked up an elbow injury in New York’s Sunday night loss to the Raiders. He was limited on Wednesday and Thursday. It doesn’t seem like Wilson might miss Week 11, but we’ll monitor his Friday participation.

Bills: Buffalo can’t afford any more injuries on the defensive side of the ball. Fortunately, the Bills are starting to get healthier. Benford and Hyde sat out Buffalo’s Week 10 loss to the Denver Broncos but were limited on Wednesday. Phillips was upgraded from DNP to limited on Thursday.

Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams

Seahawks: WR Tyler Lockett (hamstring); TE Colby Parkinson (biceps); OT Abraham Lucas (knee); G Damien Lewis (back); P Michael Dickson (right hamstring)
Rams: WR Puka Nacua (knee); OT Rob Havenstein (calf); DT Larrell Murchison (knee); CB Cobie Durant (shoulder)

Seahawks: Lockett typically receives at least one veteran rest day per week, so the fact that he didn’t practice on Wednesday doesn’t mean much.

Meanwhile, Lucas — Seattle’s starting right tackle — practiced today for the first time since going down with a knee injury in Week 1. He’s still on IR but might be activated before Sunday’s game. Over the past three weeks, the Seahawks have been deploying a Jason Peters/Stone Forsythe RT platoon.

Rams: You don’t see Matthew Stafford’s name listed above — that’s because the veteran quarterback fully practiced on Wednesday following missing part of Week 8 and all of Week 9 with a thumb injury. Stafford was always expected to return following Los Angeles’ Week 10 bye.

Nacua was limited today, but Rams head coach Sean McVay called the rookie WR’s designation “preventative.” Havenstein was also limited, but McVay expects the right tackle to return in Week 11 following sitting out L.A.’s two games.

Minnesota Vikings at Denver Broncos (SNF)

Vikings: QB Nick Mullens (limited); RB Alexander Mattison (concussion); WR Justin Jefferson (hamstring); TE T.J. Hockenson (ribs); LB Brian Asamoah II (ankle); CB Akayleb Evans (calf)
Broncos: WR Jerry Jeudy (hip); G Ben Powers (foot); (wrist/knee); S P.J. Locke (ankle)

Vikings: Jefferson is still on IR as he works his way back from a hamstring. He was eligible to play last week but was not activated. Jefferson has been limited this week, but head coach Kevin O’Connell didn’t sound overly optimistic regarding having his WR1 available for Sunday night.

Mattison didn’t practice Wednesday following suffering a concussion once morest the Saints. Still, he was upgraded to limited on Thursday, and O’Connell said he still has a chance to play in Week 11. If Mattison can’t clear the protocol, Ty Chandler will start at RB for the Vikings.

Hockenson has seemingly been banged up all season but hasn’t missed any time. He put up 11 catches for 134 yards and a score on Sunday despite dealing with a rib injury. Hockenson was limited on Wednesday.

Josh Dobbs has claimed Minnesota’s QB1 job, but the Vikings might be getting some depth under center. Jaren Hall fully practiced today, while Mullens — on IR — has been limited this week.

On defense, Evans hasn’t practiced this week following injuring his calf once morest New Orleans. Minnesota tried to claim ex-Patriots CB Jack Jones earlier this week, suggesting the club wanted extra bodies in case Evans’ injury costs him time.

Broncos: Jeudy popped up on Denver’s injury report on Thursday, suggesting he injured his hip during practice. His Friday participation will be telling. If Jefuy sits out this week’s game, Marvin Mims Jr. and Lil’Jordan Humphrey will be in for more targets alongside Courtland Sutton.

Powers and Locke haven’t practiced this week and are unlikely to play once morest the Vikings on SNF.

Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs (MNF)

Eagles: TE Dallas Goedert (forearm); S Justin Evans (knee)
Chiefs: No injuries of note

Eagles: Goedert is expected to miss at least a month following fracturing his arm in Week 9, but Philadelphia isn’t placing him on IR. Evans was limited on Thursday.

Chiefs: Kansas City has nine players on its injury report, but all are fully practicing and will play on Monday night.

From the current NFL standings to team depth charts to coverage of every game in the 18-week NFL schedule, we have all the news from around the league to keep you up to speed!

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2023-11-16 19:46:10

The Islamic Resistance, Hezbollah, issued a statement saying: “In support of our steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and in support of their brave and honorable resistance, the Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted, on Thursday evening, 11/16/2023, a Merkava tank of the Israeli army forces near the Pranit barracks with guided missiles. “Directly hit her.”

Earlier today, Thursday, Hezbollah announced, “Targeting the Harmon site with appropriate weapons. And targeting an Israeli infantry force gathering on Karantina Hill near the Hadab Yaron site with appropriate weapons.”

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2023-11-16 13:52:00

The Hainaut Assize Court and the jurors pronounced, on Thursday, a sentence of 28 years of criminal imprisonment once morest Anneliese Audain and a sentence of 20 years of criminal imprisonment once morest Didier Bauwens. They are deprived of their civil rights in perpetuity.

On Wednesday, they were found guilty of murdering Luis Gonzalez Rojas in Bois d’Haine (Manage), on the night of February 16 to 17, 2020, with nine shots fired in the head, neck and thorax.

They then got rid of the body by slipping it into a tarpaulin, thrown into the trunk of the victim’s professional vehicle. It was found partially submerged in the Canal du Center on the morning of February 17.

During the deliberation on the sentence, the jury and the court took into account mitigating circumstances in favor of Anneliese Audain, the absence of a criminal record, her life story and her involvement in her role as a mother.

Didier Bauwens also benefits from mitigating circumstances: the absence of a criminal record and his unstructured life course, which did not prevent him from working.

Together for ten years

Anneliese Audain and Luis Gonzalez Rojas lived in a small house, located rue de l’Égalité in Bois d’Haine. Together for ten years, the couple had their ups and downs. He worked in a company in Seraing, Pirson Montage, and he sometimes went on missions to the country of his ancestors, Spain. She was an invalid and took care of the household.

Around the couple gravitated Didier Bauwens, Anneliese’s confidant, the latter’s twins and Luis’s son. According to some, Uncle Didier was not very intrusive, which annoyed Luis. According to others, the two men got along quite well.

In 2018, the couple struggled. Anneliese begins to do research on the Internet which suggests that she is trying to get rid of Luis. A year later, she was given an anxiolytic, Diazepam, by her doctor.

Return from Spain

It is February 2020. Luis returns from a six-week professional mission in Spain. He spends an evening with his best friend, looking following his son with whom he shares a passion for football. Luis has no idea what is going on behind his back. For several weeks, his partner has been constantly asking him for money to order furniture for the Londerzeel chalet. Anneliese must sign the deed of purchase on February 18.

For several days, Anneliese and Uncle Didier have been very active on the Internet. They are looking to know the side effects of Diazepam. Didier suddenly becomes interested in the navigation times on the Canal du Centre. He also visited around thirty times along the canal on February 14 and 15. He’s looking for a weapon too.

Didier runs a café, where they talk a lot regarding weapons. Didier also has a brother, a shady character who proclaimed himself number one suspect in the Brabant Killings affair, which was never solved. This brother knows other sulphurous characters from the Center, like Francesco, who manages to sell him his cousin’s 22 rifle.

The evening of the crime

On Sunday, February 16, Luis eats a salad with his son, just before watching the 9 p.m. match. Anneliese prepared the meal in two different dishes. He enjoys it. Anneliese arranges so that her children do not sleep at home. She also insists that Luis’ son returns to his mother in Tubize on Sunday, instead of Monday.

She drives him home, returns home, but does not fall asleep. She exchanges messages with Didier, who is at his mother’s house in La Hestre. For several minutes, they no longer exchange messages. Anneliese goes out for a few minutes, then comes back, then leaves, then comes back. She said she was worried regarding the absence of her companion, but only reported his disappearance to the police at 10:45 a.m.

Macabre discovery

On Monday February 17, 2020, around 5:30 a.m., a boatman saw a van partially submerged in the Canal du Centre, near Bois d’Haine. Three hours later, the police discovered a body, wrapped in a tarpaulin, in the trunk of the van bearing the name Pirson Montage. The body is riddled with nine bullets.

Luis Gonzalez Rojas is identified. The police go to his house, but none of the ten officers notice anything suspicious.

Investigation

The investigation continues. The autopsy confirms that Luis was shot nine times, either at close range or hitting. Every shot was deadly.

But above all, the expert toxicologist noted an abnormally high level of Diazepam in the gastric contents, the equivalent of three pills of a medicine not usually consumed by the victim. A unique take, according to the expert.

The ballistics expert, for his part, is categorical: the murder weapon is a 22 caliber. However, the murder weapon has disappeared.

Diazepam, caliber 22, channel… or the Internet searches found on the phones of Anneliese and Didier! The latter are questioned as witnesses, then as suspects. They repeat that they are innocent. They are nevertheless placed under arrest warrant for assassination and placed in preventive detention.

The trial

Last June, their trial was postponed due to a lack of magistrates available to form the Assize Court. They are released from prison, but remain held under electronic surveillance.

During the first day of the trial, which began almost two weeks ago, they stuck to their position, they were innocent. Confronted with the elements of the investigation, Internet searches, messages exchanged the night of the crime which were mysteriously deleted, their schedule on the night of the events or even bank transactions during the night, the accused do not confess . Either they have a strange explanation, or they undermine the questions asked by the court, the jurors and the lawyers.

Guilty!

On Wednesday, the jurors returned a guilty verdict, following the arguments developed by the prosecution. They killed Luis like a dog and disposed of him like something abandoned in the canal.

The crime might have been perfect if the van had sunk into the canal. A block of concrete slowed its course, which made it possible to find the body quite quickly and to identify valuable clues. Science and new technologies have enabled twelve citizens of Hainaut to bring the judicial truth.

On Thursday, the public prosecutor demanded the assassins be returned to prison. Defense lawyers objected. The court decided to leave them under electronic surveillance for the time being.

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