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Extensive power outage in North Carolina is being investigated as a 'criminal occurrence,' authorities say | CNN
Possibly a coordinated domestic terrorist attack on multiple Duke Energy substations. Increased substation security is important, even at rural locations. FBI is investigating. More details available here: https://www.thepilot.com/news/substations-vandalized-more-than-half-of-county-without-power/article_b3b19780-7370-11ed-865d-c78d0de5d921.html
Extensive power outage in North Carolina is being investigated as a 'criminal occurrence,' authorities say | CNN
An extensive power outage affecting about 40,000 customers in North Carolina's Moore County is being investigated as a "criminal occurrence" after crews found signs of potential vandalism at several locations, authorities said.
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