Copper wire stolen in Huntington
Surveillance photo of the suspects who cops say stole copper wire worth about $500 from a National Grid yard in Huntington last month. Credit: SCPD
At least two men stole copper wire worth about $500 from a National Grid yard in Huntington last month, Suffolk County police said Thursday.
On Aug. 23, two men cut the chain-link fence at a National Grid facility at 9 Union Pl., police said, and made away with a 2- to 3-feet spool of copper wire and loose copper wire from another spool.
Police released images of the men from video surveillance at the site.
Anyone with information can call Crime Stoppers, 800-220-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
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