North Carolina legislature increases penalty for utility damage after substation shootings
Increased punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment have received final legislative approval in North Carolina.
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Increased punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment have received final legislative approval in North Carolina.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Increased punishments for intentionally damaging utility equipment received final legislative approval Thursday in North Carolina after attacks on the state's electrical grid caused a dayslong blackout
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