Attorneys for a woman killed by a falling Allegheny Power distribution line say that improper procedure taught to linemen by the company was the cause of the failure of a line that killed a Pennsylvania woman. Now the attorney has asked the Pennsylvania Utilities Commission to open an investigation with an eye toward correcting other improperly spliced lines before they also fail and possibly kill someone else. Read an article with a link to the letter sent to the PUC here.
If you're a more visual person, here's a news video story, but there's no link to the letter.
Bet you don't walk around outside anymore without looking over your head for former Allegheny Power lines, now the legal responsibility of FirstEnergy. Of course, FirstEnergy didn't have any comment. Todd was probably doing some primal screaming underneath his desk and couldn't come to the phone.
If you're a more visual person, here's a news video story, but there's no link to the letter.
Bet you don't walk around outside anymore without looking over your head for former Allegheny Power lines, now the legal responsibility of FirstEnergy. Of course, FirstEnergy didn't have any comment. Todd was probably doing some primal screaming underneath his desk and couldn't come to the phone.
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