KYTC, LMPD asking for public's help in stopping copper thieves in Louisville
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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said there have been four instances of reported copper wire theft over the past two weeks and, since 2020, damages from the thefts have cost nearly $1 million. KYTC is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest.
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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet there have been four instances of reported copper wire theft over the past two weeks and, since 2020, damages from the thefts have cost nearly $1 million.
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