Copper Wiring Stolen from Camp Blizzard Military Base
Police are investigating a break-in at Camp Blizzard Military Base, where an electrical storeroom was entered and large quantities of copper wiring were stolen.
Although no obvious signs of forced entry were observed, investigators believe access was gained through a glass window. The wiring was reportedly transported out using a hydraulic rolling jack, suggesting prior planning.
Searches of the surrounding area did not result in recovery of the stolen materials. Investigations are continuing.
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