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Power lines near Fayetteville, N.C., on Aug. 31, 2020. (Jeremy M. Lange/The New York Times) A county in central North Carolina where about 45,000 people were without electricity declared a state of emergency and was under curfew Sunday night, after two electric substations were damaged by gunfire the night before in what officials called an “intentional” attack.
Over 35,000 people remain without power after vandals shot at a pair of power substations.
Former president Donald Trump continues to demand an illegal reversal of the 2020 election, claiming over the weekend that this (nonexistent) fraud is sufficient cause to terminate the Constitution.
Over 35,000 people remain without power after vandals shot at a pair of power substations.
The gunfire that struck the two power stations caused outages for tens of thousands of people and could take days to restore.