Men Are Pretending To Inspect Christmas Lights In Rural MN, In An Attempt To Collect Information About Homes

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Two men are impersonating employees of the Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association (WH) in an attempt to gain sensitive information about local homes in the rural Wright County and western Hennepin County area, according to WH.

A release says multiple homeowners in the area have reported one or two men coming to their home to inspect Christmas lights and electric meters.

The suspects were driving a silver car and wearing black hats with a WH logo on them.

Now WH is reminding residents that its employees never inspect Christmas lights. Their employees may check a meter, but they will arrive in white or yellow vehicles with a black WH logo on both doors.

The employees should also be wearing shirts with a WH logo and have a WH badge identifying themselves.

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