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ditto, ditto
Assuming the drop in S1 was part of the tag action and not a subsequent activity. If the fielder had control through the course of the tag and the drop was after the fact, caused by something else, probably out.
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I don't see how you can get an out in either situation. Unless it's the first inning and a team is up by 20 and you are looking for outs.
 Seriously, it's not a voluntary release of the catch so you cannot have an out. Safe in both cases.
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