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i reverted vandalism on another article by a temporary account that also made the following changes to this paragraph:
In 2026, Hy closed the missing persons file on Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a Rohingyarefugee from Myanmar who had previously been taken by United States Customs and Border Protection and abandoned at a Tim Hortons coffee shop miles from his home, even though Shah Alam was still missing. According to unnamed sources, Hy mistakenly believed that ICE had Shah Alam in custody when closing the case. The next day, Shah Alam was found dead several miles from where he had been abandoned. Buffalo Police told news outlet Investigative Post that it was unlikely Hy would face any professional repercussions for closing Shah Alam's missing persons case while he was still missing.[1][2]
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In 2026, Hy closed the missing persons file on Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a Rohingyarefugee from Myanmar who had previously been taken by United States Customs and Border Protection and given a courtesy ride to a Tim Hortons coffee shop miles from his home. Shah was found dead five days later. Buffalo Police told the political blog Investigative Post that it was unlikely Hy would face any professional repercussions for closing Shah Alam's missing persons case because Alam was deceased.
it appears that this edit may have been warranted but there may be vandalism amidst the edit. this is my 1st visit to this article so idk what the paragraph ought to say, hopefully someone familiar with this article can make any corrections if needed or maybe i'll get back around to figuring this out. Analoghabits (talk) 20:13, 3 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
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