Family Accused of Stealing More Than $360,000 in Copper Wire From Indiana Projects
A family is accused of stealing over $360,000 in copper wire from interstate construction projects in Indiana, specifically along Interstate 69 and at the I-69 and Interstate 64 interchange.
Lima, OH, October 17, 2026 —
A family is accused of stealing more than $360,000 in copper wire from interstate construction projects in Indiana. The locations identified are along Interstate 69 and at the interchange of I-69 and Interstate 64.
The available information does not identify the family members or say who made the accusation. It also does not specify when the alleged thefts occurred, how many incidents are involved, or which construction projects were affected. No details were provided about how the alleged thefts were carried out or how the copper wire was identified.
The stated amount is more than $360,000 in copper wire. The information does not explain how that figure was calculated or whether it refers to an estimated value, a loss claimed by a project owner, or another measure. No additional financial details were provided.
The allegation remains the only account of the matter in the information available. It does not say whether anyone has been arrested, charged or appeared in court, or whether authorities have conducted an investigation. It also provides no information about the family’s response or whether the wire has been recovered.
Without those details, the accusation cannot be placed on a specific timeline, and no outcome can be reported. The information identifies the locations and the amount stated in connection with the alleged theft, but leaves the people involved, the circumstances and the status of the case unspecified.
Story summarized from the original created by Bryce West , Jill Lyman, Jordan Gartner on www.hometownstations.com, see more information here.
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