A year later, Moore County remains in the dark over who took down its power supply
More questions than answers persist 12 months after sabotage of Duke Energy substations knocked out power to tens of thousands and killed one woman.
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More questions than answers persist 12 months after sabotage of Duke Energy substations knocked out power to tens of thousands and killed one woman.
When Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields first took office, he vowed to reestablish the K-9 program that had been discontinued over a decade earlier by a previous administration.
The company says Moore County customers will gradually get power back throughout the day as it finishes testing and completes restoration safely.
This shocking attack leaves thousands without power and underlines the vulnerability of our electric grid.
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