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James Peyton Craig Harrison
Anthony Ardisone Ron Szpond
Leni Ford Escaping Hostage
Joshua Leary Weilers shooter (sniper) (as Josh Winot)
Mike Lutz Jon Weiler
Mario Pérez Robber
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