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A Duke Energy transmission-line outage knocked out power for nearly 22,000 Wake County customers in Cary and Morrisville, with about 5,000 still out at 6:40 p.m. before power was restored by around 9 p.m.; several town facilities were closed and events affected while crews investigated the cause.
About 35,000 Duke Energy customers in Wake County, mainly in Cary and Morrisville, lost power after a transmission line was damaged by a contracted helicopter crew working for railroad vegetation management and a fallen tree; the helicopter was not contracted by Duke Energy. Duke Energy is investigating, with an estimated restoration around 9 p.m., and several Cary facilities were closed or had altered operations.
Vermont State Police are conducting a "police operation" in Morrisville as part of an active and ongoing investigation in a residential area on Center Road. A tactical unit, crisis negotiation team, and drone have been deployed, and the public is advised to avoid the area. There is no indication of any danger to the broader community.
Pfizer has announced the closure of its Kit Creek facility in Morrisville and the Durham Clinical Manufacturing Facility as part of an enterprise-wide cost realignment program. The company's larger facilities in Sanford and Rocky Mount will remain open. Affected employees will be offered a generous separation package and opportunities to apply for internal positions.
The Missouri Highway Patrol has canceled an AMBER Alert in Polk County, Missouri, after two abducted children were located and found to be safe. The children were taken from a home in Morrisville by Thomas Wahlert, but investigators were able to locate them within an hour of issuing the alert.
After a three-day manhunt, Vermont State Police have arrested Henry Lovell, the 24-year-old shooting suspect, in Hyde Park. Lovell was taken into custody without incident and will be jailed and held without bail on multiple charges. The community of Morrisville is relieved and grateful for the support they received from law enforcement during the search. Lovell is expected to be arraigned in Vermont Superior Court on Monday.
Vermont State Police believe that shooting suspect Henry Lovell is still in the Morrisville area and have conducted multiple targeted searches throughout the area. Lovell is facing several charges, including attempted murder and kidnapping, and police urge community members to use caution and report any concerns or suspicious individuals to the police. The active search for Lovell continues, and updates will be provided as the investigation proceeds.
Police are searching for Henry Lovell, a 24-year-old Morrisville man, after obtaining an arrest warrant against him for charges including attempted murder and kidnapping. Lovell injured a Morristown Police Department officer in a gunfight in Morrisville on Thursday night. The officer was treated at a hospital and released. Lovell is considered potentially armed and dangerous, and police have warned the public to use caution in the area. The search for Lovell is ongoing.
Vermont State Police are searching for Henry Lovell, a Morrisville man who allegedly injured an officer in a shootout on Thursday night. Lovell fled the scene on foot and has not been seen since. Police have accounted for all firearms Lovell might have had access to, but are treating him as potentially armed and dangerous. Nearby schools were closed for the day as police searched for Lovell, and residents and businesses in the area have been advised to use caution and report any suspicious activity or possible sightings of Lovell to authorities.