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Apr 3, 16:15

Wednesbury EV Charging Station Vandalized: Thief Caught on CCTV

On March 12th, a thief in Wednesbury, UK, was caught on CCTV sawing through cables at an electric vehicle charging station, causing thousands of pounds in damage and risking electrocution; police are investigating.

Wednesbury EV Charging Station Vandalized: Thief Caught on CCTV

On March 12th, a thief in Wednesbury, UK, was caught on CCTV sawing through cables at an electric vehicle charging station, causing thousands of pounds in damage and risking electrocution; police are investigating.

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What are the immediate consequences of the theft of copper cables from the EV charging station in Wednesbury?

A thief in Wednesbury, UK, cut cables at an electric vehicle charging station on March 12th, risking electrocution. The theft, caught on CCTV, caused significant damage, costing thousands of pounds to repair, despite the low scrap value of the copper cables. Be.EV has since distributed "Wanted" posters to aid in the thief's apprehension.

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Dec 4, 04:09

Queensland Rail Service Disruptions Due to Cable Theft

Copper cable theft and vandalism on the Queensland Rail Shorncliffe-Cleveland line caused service disruptions on November 30 and December 1, necessitating replacement buses and delays up to an hour, highlighting a wider issue of increased theft targeting transport infrastructure.

Queensland Rail Service Disruptions Due to Cable Theft

Copper cable theft and vandalism on the Queensland Rail Shorncliffe-Cleveland line caused service disruptions on November 30 and December 1, necessitating replacement buses and delays up to an hour, highlighting a wider issue of increased theft targeting transport infrastructure.

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What are the immediate consequences of the cable theft and vandalism on Queensland Rail services and commuters?

Queensland Rail (QR) passenger train services on the Shorncliffe-Cleveland line were disrupted twice in two days due to theft and vandalism of copper cabling between Park Road and Buranda rail stations. This resulted in replacement buses, causing delays of up to an hour for commuters. The Queensland Police Service is investigating and seeking public assistance to identify the culprits.

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