Power outages in North Carolina were caused by gunfire at substations, according to officials

Power outages in North Carolina were caused by gunfire at substations, according to officials
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The Facts Inside Our Reporter’s Notebook Around 45,000 people in Moore County, North Carolina lost power Saturday evening into Sunday afternoon after two electric substations were damaged by gunfire. Officials have called it an "intentional attack."
The Moore County Sheriff's department said that power could be out through as late as Thursday, the New York Times reports.
The Moore County sheriff, Ronnie Fields, said during a press conference that the attack appeared to be intentional and targeted, but did not go into any further detail. The FBI and North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation are currently investigating the situation. 
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