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1,169 homes lose power after a driver goes reckless

Posted May 11th, 2010 by Anonymous

A Sports Utility driver created a big headache for 1,169 homeowners yesterday upon crashing into an electrical box near Camino Santa Fe and Flanders Drive. A fire broke out after 5:00pm, Monday evening.

Hopefully, power will be restored to 1,169 homes in Sorrento Mesa, Mira Mesa and Scripps Ranch.

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If your home lost power and you have a question you can call the Fraud Squad at 619-696-6966 or file an online complaint.

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