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Vacant downtown Louisville building secured after trespassers caused big gas leak
By Alex Suckow/Madison Elliott
Vacant downtown Louisville building secured after trespassers caused big gas leak
MOVE INTO THE DERBY FIELD, AND WE NOW HEAD DOWNTOWN, WHERE EARLIER TODAY LMPD RAIDED THE KENTUCKY HOME LIFE BUILDING, LOOKING FOR COPPER THIEVES. 비바카지노 Viva맥스카지노S MADISON ELLIOTT IS LIVE ALONG SOUTH FIFTH STREET, WITH DETAILS ON THIS DAYS LONG ISSUE. MADISON. HEY, JENNIFER. RICK. YES. SO 40 OFFICERS CAME HERE TODAY TO GO INSIDE THE KENTUCKY HOME LIFE BUILDING, WHICH, AS YOU CAN SEE, IS CURRENTLY BOARDED UP AND IT맥스카지노S LOCKED. YOU CAN맥스카지노T GET INSIDE. SO HOW DID THE THIEVES GET INSIDE? WELL, ACCORDING TO LMPD, THEY CAME IN THROUGH THE ROOF, AND THEN THEY CUT A GAS WIRE, CAUSED A MASS EVACUATION HERE. AND NOW, OFFICIALS SAY SAFETY IS TOP OF MIND. ON A RAINY FRIDAY. BUSINESS WAS SLOW FOR AREA SHOPS ALONG SOUTH FIFTH STREET. IT WAS EVEN SLOWER EARLIER THIS WEEK WHEN A REPORTED GAS LEAK CAUSED BUSINESSES LIKE JEN DOCWRA TO EVACUATE. IT맥스카지노S THE SECOND GAS LEAK ALONG THIS STREET SINCE FEBRUARY. SO THIS ONE, SECOND ONE WAS, I THOUGHT, WOW, IT맥스카지노S GOING TO HAPPEN AGAIN. I WAS KIND OF SCARED. THE CULPRIT THIS TIME. COPPER THIEVES. POLICE TELL US PEOPLE BROKE INTO THE VACANT KENTUCKY LIFE BUILDING LOOKING FOR COPPER, AND ENDED UP CUTTING A GAS LINE. LG&E SHUT THE GAS OFF TUESDAY, AND IT REMAINS OFF. THAT GAS LEAK PUT A LOT OF PEOPLE IN JEOPARDY. A LOT OF BUSINESSES IN JEOPARDY. IT INTERRUPTED A LOT OF THINGS THAT OCCURRED DOWNTOWN. ON THURSDAY, POLICE ARRESTED TWO SUSPECTS BELIEVED TO BE CONNECTED TO THIS CRIME. BUT FRIDAY WAS THE FIRST DAY POLICE HAD A CHANCE TO GO FLOOR BY FLOOR IN THIS 20 STORY BUILDING SINCE THE LEAK. LOOKING FOR ANYONE ELSE STAYING IN THE BUILDING? WE OBTAINED BODY CAMERA VIDEO SHOWING WHAT POLICE CALLED NASTY CONDITIONS INSIDE. THEY DIDN맥스카지노T FIND ANYONE BUT SAY THEY DISCOVERED A BAGS OF COPPER AND MORE. A LOT OF DIFFERENT METALS, TOOLS, SAWS, YOU NAME IT. THE BUILDING IS IN COMPLETE DISARRAY. A SIMILAR INCIDENT HAPPENED HERE LAST SUMMER. THEN POLICE REMOVED PEOPLE WHO WERE HOMELESS. THIS TIME AROUND, CODES AND REGS DIRECTOR RICHARD PRICE SAYS THIS WAS A COORDINATED EFFORT TO STEAL. THESE ARE PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS AND THIEVES THAT WANT TO SNATCH FROM THIS BUILDING RESOURCES. THIS BUILDING WAS BUILT IN 1912. WE GOT TO PRESERVE IT. WE GOT TO DEVELOP THIS BUILDING. PRICE SAYS THE LOOK TO TURN OFF THE GAS FOR GOOD AS SAFETY IS TOP OF MIND. AS WE INCH CLOSER TO DERBY. WE CANNOT ALLOW ANOTHER INTERRUPTION TO OCCUR DURING AN ANY TIME, BUT ESPECIALLY DURING THIS IMPORTANT WEEK. THE TWO PEOPLE WHO WERE ARRESTED ARE NOW ALSO FACING CHARGES FOR THIS CRIME. THEIR NAMES ARE EDWARD PHELPS AND DEBORAH FALLET. THEY WERE ARRAIGNED IN COURT THIS MORNING AND POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR A THIRD SUSPECT AS
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Vacant downtown Louisville building secured after trespassers caused big gas leak
By Alex Suckow/Madison Elliott
A vacant, "nasty" building in downtown Louisville has been secured after police said trespassers raided it and caused a gas leak.Police searched the empty the Kentucky Home Life across from Metro Hall on Friday, looking for any leftover trespassers.No one was found, but police did say they made two arrests on Thursday, Edward Phelps and Deborah Fallot, and are looking for a third person.According to LMPD, they got in it this week through the roof of the building and caused a big, dangerous gas leak that forced businesses to evacuate.Earlier this week, they say people were inside looking for copper wire when they cut a gas line.As a result, businesses in this block had to be evacuated. Now, LMPD says the gas has been turned off and businesses are back open. But police went inside with gas masks on just in case there's any residual gas that is left behind.Last summer, they had a similar issue at the Home Life building as well with people who were trespassing.Homeless services are at the scene to help anyone they may find. Police say this continues to be a constant issue with people breaking inside of this building. Codes and Regulations Director Richard Price said they will now look at keeping the gas fully turned off in the building.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

A vacant, "nasty" building in downtown Louisville has been secured after police said trespassers raided it and caused a gas leak.

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Police searched the empty the Kentucky Home Life across from Metro Hall on Friday, looking for any leftover trespassers.

No one was found, but police did say they made two arrests on Thursday, Edward Phelps and Deborah Fallot, and are looking for a third person.

According to LMPD, they got in it this week through the roof of the building and caused a big, dangerous gas leak that forced businesses to evacuate.

Earlier this week, they say people were inside looking for copper wire when they cut a gas line.

As a result, businesses in this block had to be evacuated.

Now, LMPD says the gas has been turned off and businesses are back open. But police went inside with gas masks on just in case there's any residual gas that is left behind.

Last summer, they had a similar issue at the Home Life building as well with people who were trespassing.

Homeless services are at the scene to help anyone they may find.

Police say this continues to be a constant issue with people breaking inside of this building.

Codes and Regulations Director Richard Price said they will now look at keeping the gas fully turned off in the building.