Con Ed restores power for over 9,000 customers after truck takes down wires
Con Edison has crews on-site with an estimated restoration time of late morning.
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5h agoCon Edison says that 9,900 customers were without power this morning due to a truck taking down several overhead wires. Power has since been restored.
News 12's Nadia Galindo was at the scene where the truck knocked over the power lines at the intersection of Glenwood Road and Troy Avenue in East Flatbush.
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