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To: lorne who wrote (2231)	1/14/2003 7:57:17 PM
From: lorne	of 15987

Plant Break-In Prompts Water Alert In Volusia Police: Intruders Break Through Security Fence Posted: 4:39 a.m. EST January 14, 2003 Updated: 12:02 p.m. EST January 14, 2003 Thousands of residents in Debary, Fla., have been warned not to use tap water after a break-in at a water treatment plant, according to Local 6 News. Plant Break-In Prompts Water Alert In Volusia The water warning affects more than 4,200 people in DeBary,the southern end of Orange City and in some unincorporated areas. Investigators said intruders broke through a security fence at the Glen Abbey Water Plant and removed a ladder access gate at one of the water storage tanks and a screen from another tank. Authorities believe that the break-in happened over the weekend but officials did not announce the incident until late Monday night. The Volusia County Health Department is testing the water but are not sure if any water tampering took place. The water will reportedly be tested for toxicity, pesticides, cyanide, and other elements, according to a report. Tests on the water should be completed in a few days. Concerned customers can call an information line at (386) 574-0598. Watch Local 6 News for the latest on this story. local6.com

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