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 October 29, The Seattle Times -- The theft recently of more than $7,000 worth of electrical equipment from Bonneville Power Administration's (BPA) Covington Substation in Kent, WQ, was added to the decade old BPA's Crime Witness Hotline program, which offers up to $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for crimes. The agency has some 350 substations in a six state area in the Northwest, and though many are fenced, many also are unattended during evenings and weekends, said Pete Jeter, the BPA's lead physical security specialist. He said thieves go for cabling, wires and other electrical components that are high in such materials as copper and aluminum, selling them to recyclers. He said that for the past two years, between one and three substations a month have been broken into.
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SUBSTATION AND TRANSMISSION LINE SECURITY
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