Three people have been arrested for allegedly stealing nearly $700 worth of copper wire cables in Fort Worth, police said. Fort Worth police said on Jan. 20, they responded to a suspicious person call in the 2900 block of Shamrock Ave.

Three individuals have been arrested in connection with a copper cable theft following an investigation by the Fort Worth Police Department. The arrests occurred after officers

When Fort Worth City Council member Gyna Bivens started receiving complaints from residents about extended cable outages in their neighborhoods, she knew she could get answers.

Three people were recently arrested in connection with the theft of over 150 pounds of copper wire, according to a news release from Fort Worth police. Officers responded to a suspicious person call in the 2900 block of Shamrock Avenuve on Jan. 20, where it was reported that three people appeared to remove copper cable from a building.

Lake Worth's police chief is getting credit for this arrest. He saw three suspicious people as he was leaving the gym after a workout and immediately called police.

A man is dead after police say he repeatedly shot at police and SWAT officers Thursday night. Fort Worth police said they were called to assist with a standoff after Lake Worth police pursued a driver who fired on police officers during a traffic stop.

The Fort Worth Police Department has made a tiny dent in the copper theft world, putting three suspects behind bars for their involvement in copper cable theft. According to a release, the thieves were even caught in the act.