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First Name	Last Name	Organization	Company City	Company State	More
Todd	Coxe	Christopher Newport University Police Department	Newport News	VA	View
Richard	Costa	The University of Texas at Austin	Austin	TX	View
Christina	Costa	The University of Texas at Austin	Austin	Texas	View
Nathan	Cortez	WHA Insurance Agency	Eugene	OR	View
Kevin	Corbin				View
Terry	Conlon	RFC Security Group			View
Bryan	Collins	Smith Seckman Reid	Nashville	Tennessee	View
Shanah	Clevenger	San Diego County Sheriff's Department	San Diego	California	View
Bill	Clayton	Keenan		CA	View
Barry	Clark	Oklahoma City Police Department			View

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