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Fort Worth Hit Hard By Copper Wire Larceny, Sets Up Metal Theft Unit - Inside Towers

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Fort Worth is grappling with a dramatic surge in copper wire theft, causing widespread internet and phone service outages that impact residents, businesses, and emergency response capabilities. Law enforcement reports show that the primary target is telecommunications wire owned by AT&T (NYSE: T), but other providers like Charter Spectrum have also been affected, reported WFAA-TV. Key statistics for the Fort Worth region: 545 percent increase i…
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Fort Worth Hit Hard By Copper Wire Larceny, Sets Up Metal Theft Unit - Inside Towers

Fort Worth is grappling with a dramatic surge in copper wire theft, causing widespread internet and phone service outages that impact residents, businesses, and emergency response capabilities. Law enforcement reports show that the primary target is telecommunications wire owned by AT&T (NYSE: T), but other providers like Charter Spectrum have also been affected, reported WFAA-TV. Key statistics for the Fort Worth region: 545 percent increase i…

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Inside Towers broke the news in on Wednesday, February 5, 2025.
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