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DOJ-OGR-00026081.jpg
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The image displays a document from the "Department of Justice" related to medical treatment records for an individual named "David Cope.
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The image displays a document from the "Department of Justice" related to medical treatment records for an individual named "David Cope." The document includes various pieces of information such as dates, numbers, and titles, which are typically associated with legal or administrative paperwork. At the bottom, there is a signature followed by what appears to be a title, but the name is redacted. The overall style of the image suggests it may have been taken with a camera aimed at the document, possibly for sharing purposes like faxing or emailing the contents.
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