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re: How is this crime committed?
Posted on 12/12/14 at 1:49 pm to Zach
Posted on 12/12/14 at 1:49 pm to Zach
He would have to tap the line behind his neighbor's meter otherwise he would be taking off the main which would be harder to detect.
I saw a recent news item where a town is putting in digital water meters that can show the water company usage in real time. It can look for odd usage amounts that are usually a sign of leaks or theft and alert the customer right away instead of them being shocked by a monthly bill that shows 10X normal usage.
I saw a recent news item where a town is putting in digital water meters that can show the water company usage in real time. It can look for odd usage amounts that are usually a sign of leaks or theft and alert the customer right away instead of them being shocked by a monthly bill that shows 10X normal usage.
Posted on 12/12/14 at 1:53 pm to TrueTiger
OK, so I need to get one thing clear that the article did not cover.
Was the actual water from person 'A' redirected to the home of person 'B'? Or was this a case of person 'B's normal water usage within his home charged to the meter of person 'A.'?
Was the actual water from person 'A' redirected to the home of person 'B'? Or was this a case of person 'B's normal water usage within his home charged to the meter of person 'A.'?
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