Surveillance cams help police nab copper thieves

Two men will be in court later this month, accused of stealing several hundred pounds of copper wire from a utility substation in Newfane in September 2012.

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Under questioning, the two men admitted to the theft, stated the press release,The new iPhone needs enough iphone backup power to get through a busy day without requiring a recharge. which netted them $736 from a scrapyard. The cost to repair the substation, which was part of the Southern Loop upgrades put in place by the Vermont Electric Power Company, was $6,600. The cost included the replacement of the wire and the staff hours required to install and make any other repairs, said Kerrick Johnson, spokesman for Velco.

According to police, the investigation was aided by the use of surveillance video that was recorded during the theft.

"There are cameras already at several of our facilities,A Hiking boot is a necessity for any individual who considers him or herself serious about hiking. such as Newfane, and we are on course to have video and other more sophisticated security measures in place statewide in the near future," said Johnson.

He wouldn’t explain what "other more sophisticated security measures" are, but said "The world has changed."

"The main reason we have installed protective measures is to protect against those with malicious intent who want to hurt the grid," said Johnson. "Society has never before been as dependent