From: gregcarrsober@gmail.com   
      
   $250,000 reward offered after Sea to Sky Gondola’s cable cut for 2nd time   
      
   On Saturday, September 26, 2020 at 1:17:24 AM UTC-7, Greg Carr wrote:   
   > CRIME   
   > $250,000 reward offered after Sea to Sky Gondola’s cable cut for 2nd time   
   >   
   > By Amy Judd Global News   
   > Posted September 25, 2020 2:41 pm   
   >   
   > Stunned disbelief in Squamish, where the Sea to Sky Gondola has been   
   vandalized, it's cable cut again for the second time in little more than a   
   year.   
   > A $250,000 reward is now being offered for anyone who provides information   
   leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for   
   vandalizing the Sea to Sky Gondola on two separate occasions.   
   >   
   > The most recent act of vandalism occurred on Sept. 14 when the cable on the   
   tourist attraction was cut for a second time.   
   >   
   > The attraction’s operators estimate between 25 to 30 cars were damaged and   
   will need to be replaced.   
   >   
   > Someone could have been easily hurt or killed when the cables were cut, said   
   Squamish RCMP, adding that the perpetrator needs to be turned in before   
   someone is injured.   
   >   
   > RCMP are also hoping to get dashcam footage from the area.   
   >   
   > Sea to Sky Gondola deliberately vandalized for a second time   
   >   
   > This is the second act of vandalism at the popular tourist attraction. The   
   gondola was cut down for the first time on Aug. 10, 2019.   
   >   
   > That shut the attraction down for six months and cost millions of dollars to   
   fix.   
   >   
   > It remains unclear why someone targeted the popular attraction.   
   >   
   > After the last vandalism why didn't they install motion detectors with   
   lights and deal with it that way.? Was it a FTW a extortion attempt a   
   disgruntled employee, a total crazy.   
   > © 2020 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.   
      
   This according to Channel 21 news today has cost them 5 million dollars. Hire   
   a K9 security team a security dude and a German Shepherd or something like   
   that. When the motion detector and lights go off then the security team can   
   confront or call the cops    
   hopefully both. I don't know who owns the gondala but I would be pissed by   
   this happening a second time. Cops say they have video but haven't released   
   any. Doubt it was bigfoot. Was it a FTW a extortion attempt a disgruntled   
   employee, a total crazy,    
   extremist enviromentalist, perhaps a business competitor.   
      
   When I worked at NSD on Canfor in New West, BC circa 1997 they had a overnight   
   security dude. Ppl in years past had roamed unto the property which didn't   
   have a back fence just a concrete barrier which you could climb over. They   
   eventually got rid of the    
   $12 an hour security dude because they pointed out nothing ever happens here   
   at night anymore. Within a month someone broke into the generator shack and   
   stole the $5k generator. No generator the office has no power and the light   
   for the night crew don't    
   work. Although a legit company I never had a problem with, this location   
   wasn't connected to the electric grid because the City of New West wouldn't   
   give them the permits because they wanted the location moved because it didn't   
   fit the zoning code.   
      
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