And pg and e believes the vandals used wire cutters to break into this chain link fence behind me, at the back of the substation to get into this yard. Many are wondering how they went undetected in the first place. Investigators spent the day collecting evidence, and retracing steps for any clues as to how thieves cut out three large holes in a fence of the pg and e met calf substation. Preliminary information in our investigation. One of the fence alarms did go off. Was that properly followed up on . Reporter thieves broke in near the power grid. The thieves got away. The Sheriffs Department call out more than five hours later. Last april, a sniper shot at 17 transforms, and vandals cut at t lines, knocking out 911 service. Since the april incident, this is the first time weve come out here for a crime incident occurring back at this substation. Obviously, we understand this is a very Critical Infrastructure to the region. Reporter already drawing concern from congressman mike honda
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