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Black Hills Energy spent well over $1 million to fix sabotaged gas lines that cut heat to many Aspen area homes and businesses between Christmas and New Year s.
Thieves in Aspen cut hole in wall, steal $500k in goods from Louis Vuitton store
The thieves cut a hole in the drywall to enter the store and were inside for about an hour Saturday night, according to Aspen Police. Author: Jason Auslander Aspen Times Published: 1:16 PM MDT June 10, 2021 Updated: 1:16 PM MDT June 10, 2021
ASPEN, Colo. Thieves cut a hole in the storeroom wall of the Louis Vuitton store in downtown Aspen on Saturday and stole as much as $500,000 worth of merchandise, police said Tuesday.
One man and one woman along with two vehicles were caught on surveillance video, though there could have been more thieves and more vehicles involved in the brazen burglary, said Sgt. Rick Magnuson, head of the investigative unit at the Aspen Police Department.
Repair costs for Aspen gas line sabotage reach $1.4 million
June 10, 2021
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ASPEN, Colo. (AP) Black Hills Energy says it has spent about $1.4 million to repair sabotaged natural gas lines that cut heat to Aspen-area homes and businesses in late December. Police say they re still investigating the incident, which cut service to roughly 3,500 residences for three days during the resort town s peak winter season.
Black Hills spokeswoman Carly West told The Aspen Times most of the repair costs for the Dec. 26 incident involved labor for repairs and help from other utilities. The sabotage occurred at three Aspen-area locations, one within the city and two in unincorporated Pitkin County.