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.
The Moore County Sheriff’s Office says is investigating incidents at multiple electric substations in Moore County that were shot up on Saturday night as a “criminal occurrence,” causing more than
Much of Moore County — more than 40,000 homes and businesses — remain without power following an attack to electrical substations. Authorities have confirmed that at least two substations were
Federal, state and local authorities on Monday said they were continuing to press their investigation into Saturday night s attack on two power transmission substations in Carthage and West End.