“PG&E today filed an Electric Incident Report (EIR) with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) when PG&E learned that CAL FIRE had taken possession of PG&E equipment as part of CAL FIRE’s investigation into the cause of the Zogg Fire in Shasta County,” PG&E said in the statement.
Monday, October 12, 2020
PG&E equipment seized as part of investigation into cause of deadly Zogg Fire, report says
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Cal Fire has taken possession of Pacific Gas and Electric Company equipment as part of an investigation into the cause of a deadly wildfire burning in Shasta County, the utility said in a statement Friday.
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Attorneys for PG&E are preparing their client's standard "Go fuck yourself, California - what are you gonna do about it?" response.
ReplyDeleteExpect wide spread Public Safety Power Shutoffs by the end of the week. Top off your generator tanks everyone.
ReplyDeletePG&E should declare Chapter 11 bankruptcy, hose the shareholders, liquidate all assets by turning them over to Gov, Newsom. (and fire all the executives - no bonuses).
ReplyDeleteThen CA will be happy they can control their climate.
That's the democommiecrat plan.
DeleteWhat did Commiefornians use to light their homes before candles.?
ReplyDeleteElectricity!