The Los Angeles City Council will devote an additional $200,000 to cracking down on copper wire and telecommunications cable theft that has caused neighborhoods to go without street lightning or internet service.
Source: Los Angeles Times
City Council boosts copper wire theft crackdown with $200,000. Critics call it a waste
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