Copper theft increasing in Fort Worth, according to police
Three people have been arrested for allegedly stealing nearly $700 worth of copper wire cables in Fort Worth, police said.
Arrest report: Men arrested in copper wire theft allegedly split money, received $200 each
The woman added that each of the men got $200 from the copper that was stolen after Andrews got $600 for it. All three men ...
Recent copper theft raises concerns in Gage County
The Gage County Sheriff’s Office issued a public alert Thursday following a recent theft of copper wire from Center Pivot ...
Report: Las Vegas police find NV Energy copper wire at encampment
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - $30,000 worth of NV Energy copper wire was later found at encampment by Las Vegas police. FOX5 ...
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Group accused of causing Las Vegas power outage sold copper wire for $600: police
The people accused of stealing copper wire at a substation that caused a power outage up and down the Las Vegas Strip allegedly sold the copper for $600, according to documents obtained by 8 News ...
Commissioner urges Nevada lawmakers to pass copper theft legislation
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A Las Vegas Valley leader urges Nevada lawmakers to pass legislation to toughen penalties for copper ...
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Fort Worth police arrest 3 copper thieves caught in the act
The Fort Worth Police Department has made a tiny dent in the copper theft world, putting three suspects behind bars for their involvement in copper cable theft. According to a release, the thieves ...
Surge in copper and metal theft alarms North Texas officials
Copper and metal theft is surging in North Texas, drawing the attention of Fort Worth city leaders and the police department.
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‘Blurring the lines’: As donor’s millions aid Las Vegas police, observers raise questions
The Metropolitan Police Department has an unlikely partner in its technology-backed crime fighting efforts. It’s Ben Horowitz ...