San Joaquin County is taking decisive action to address a growing issue of copper wire thefts that have inflicted significant damage on the county's communication infrastructure.
Here is everything you need to know:
- San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office announces two arrests in connection with copper wire thefts amid a surge in such incidents.
- Communication infrastructure in the county has suffered significant damage due to the thefts, causing disruptions in phone and internet services for residents.
- The Community Revitalization Unit (CRU) is dedicated to combating wire theft to protect vital communication infrastructure.
- Deputies recovered 49 lengths of 400-pair copper wire, leading to crucial leads in the investigation.
- Two suspects, Lorenzo Ochoa and Timoteo Aguilar, were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy, possession of stolen property, and possession of burglary tools. AT&T offers rewards for information leading to the arrest of wire thieves.
By working together, law enforcement agencies, community members, and service providers can ensure the uninterrupted operation of vital communication systems and preserve the well-being of the community.
