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Updated: January 30, 2013
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DECATUR -- Charges were dropped against a man accused of robbery after he spent a night in jail. Tyler McCormick was accused of breaking into a woman's home and committing a robbery.

He was released after further investigation. Police are still searching for the suspect.

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