Electrical substations an ‘easy target,’ ex-FBI agent says
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(NewsNation) — Attacks on the United States power grids are on the rise. In the latest attack, four electrical substations were vandalized on Christmas Day in Washington state.
Kenneth Gray, a retired FBI agent, said the substations are an “easy target” because there often have low security measures, such as nothing but a chain link fence. He joined “Rush Hour” to discuss the attacks.
Watch his interview above and read more about NewsNation’s coverage of recent attacks:
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