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On 10/28/2016, at 1:55 p.m., the Field Investigator arrived at Ultra Pro International, LLC to meet with the insureds Human Resources Manager, Ms. Maria Barillas for a recorded statement about Claimant Miguel Ramirez’s CT claim, which included Warehouse Manager, Enrique Jose Cantillo’s statement.
Mr. Cantillo and Ms. Barillas each confirmed Claimant Ramirez’s full-time employment until his last day of work on 12/3/2015 when his Warehouse Shipping Supervisor position had been eliminated by upper management. At near the end of the claimant’s termination, Mr. Cantillo alleges he filed two formal reprimands against the claimant for disregarding safety procedures and lack of job performance expectations.
Per Ms. Barillas claimed after the claimant’s

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