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My Campaign is held hostage by the "Owner"

Hi everyone, I recently started using Roll20 for a 5e game. Since I hadn't used it before, one of my players who is well versed set up the game and walked me through creating everything. Now that I'm several session into the game, I'm fairly comfortable with the basics and learning more as I go. That said, we ran into a small issue - The original game creator (who had promoted me to what I understand is Co-GM) is now holding the game hostage after he quit. There was fallout between him and the group and after trying to reach a resolution he has left the game. He is now, however, threatening to close the game out and delete all the files. Everything I've added I have the source file for on my computer, but I don't have the character sheets of my players, nor anything that they have added. I still have access to the game, but there doesn't appear to be a way to take full control from said player, nor easily copy the character sheets of my players into another campaign. I'm hoping I missed something. Meanwhile, I have hand-copied over some of the documents and character sheets, but if there is a way I can just become the new owner so I can avoid having this issue, please let me know. Thanks.
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