Theft of Copper Cable Causes Major Rail Disruption
Subway service was disrupted for hundreds of thousands of commuters in Queens Wednesday because of a massive theft of 500 feet of copper cable from train tracks.
The crime caused delays along the entire length of the heavily used A and C lines, which carry 775,000 riders a day. Copper trades for about $2.80 a pound.
This article appeared in print on page 4 of edition of Hamodia.
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