Hopkins utility pole death: Attorney calls for state investigation into Xcel inspections
A Minneapolis attorney is demanding answers after a utility pole crashed onto a car and killed a young father in Hopkins. Minneapolis attorney Joshua Newville filed an 18-page letter with the Public Utilities Commission, asking the agency to look into Xcel Energy’s inspections process after the Aug. 23 utility pole accident that killed Kenny Green, 31. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the story.
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